Examples of using Slight in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
A slight detour.
Nearby words of'slight' sliest slieve.
Slight misunderstanding.
I know. A slight problem.
Slight white to white crystalline powder.
People also translate
Only very slight creeping.
A slight difference and significant similarities.
After 24 hrs. very slight inflection.
Slight problem with your homecoming date.
After 25 hrs. slight and doubtful effect.
Slight sound similar to that of flowing water.
Progress over the past five years has been too slight.
Okay, slight problem.
Oh, come on, you know there's always slight differences.
Slight penetration of the adhesive into mineral wool.
Donington Park 1996, Race 2- Corser and Slight battle it out!
Slight problem with being alive-- I can kill you now.
His formal education had been slight, but his ambitions were large.
Slight noise: DFB laser in burst or CW operation possible.
In January-April 1998 slight deficit of external trade balance.
I followed the instructions found here and ran into a slight problem.
Only slight downer: A Java runtime must be installed.
At first the deterioration was so slight that we hardly noticed it.
The only slight criticism: No discount on the daily price for longer stays.
But at the 11th time you would hear this slight knocking in your head.
All six leaves exhibited some slight inflection, and one was strongly inflected.
Several other Heb. synonyms occur, of limited use and slight significance.
In this intermediate trail, slight ascents and descents also need to be mastered.
Some with tilt mechanisms under the seat surface with slight flexibility.
Connecting several telephones together can lead to a slight attenuation of the voice signal.