Examples of using A slightly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
A slightly colder fridge?
I expected a slightly warmer welcome.
Well, you found out your son was dating a slightly older woman.
Although a slightly different system….
In the modern world this expression has a slightly different meaning.
People also translate
You want a slightly uglier version of yourself.
Then I decided I want a slightly bigger life.
Perhaps a slightly higher altitude would be advisable, Leto.
So you send a second one, with a slightly modified offer.
A slightly different take on this is provided by an American soldier.
It also featured a slightly different cover.
The countries on the right, the ones that give a lot,have a slightly different form.
Maybe just on a slightly bigger scale.
Well, I do have a date tomorrow with a slightly younger fellow.
We woke up to a slightly warmer morning than yesterday.
I have heard the same joke but with a slightly different punchline.
If you prefer a slightly more modern flare and still want to be close to downtown, try The Rochester Hotel and Leland House.
That's okay. It will be a slightly big outdoor wedding.
But in the past year, a slightly different story has been discovered….
The only significant changes are a shorter fuselage, a slightly derated engine and an increased range.
Vegetarians only have a slightly lower protein intake than those who eat meat.
I'm a wide-awake man with a slightly inebriated wife.
Each of the beaches has a slightly different nature(at least as the internet said).
Ah," said Harry Potter,"there goes a slightly intelligent young man.
The world will be a slightly grayer place without him.
The Note 8 had a slightly smaller 6.3? screen.
He concluded that environment has a slightly greater effect on intelligence.
I must say I received a slightly warmer welcome on my last visit.
Keep in mind, I made this for a slightly different audience, so… Oh. Good day.