small

UK
/smɔːl/
US
/smɔl/
smallприлагательное
smaller
Срав.
smallest
Превосх.
UK
/smɔːl/
US
/smɔl/
Переводы
She lives in a small house.
Она живет в маленьком доме.
He has a small amount of money.
У него небольшая сумма денег.
The fish in the pond are small.
Рыбы в пруду мелкие.
The company is a small business.
Компания является малым бизнесом.
Определения
Of a size that is less than normal or usual.
The small dog fit perfectly in her lap.
Limited in amount, extent, or degree.
He made a small contribution to the charity.
Having little importance or significance.
It was a small mistake that didn't affect the outcome.
Narrow or limited in scope or outlook.
She had a small view of the world, never venturing beyond her hometown.
Of or relating to a young age; young (used especially of children or animals).
The park was full of small children playing under the trees.
Young; not fully grown.
The farm has several small calves grazing in the meadow.
(of letters or printing) lowercase; written in small characters rather than capital letters.
Write your answers in small letters.
smallнаречие
UK
/smɔːl/
US
/smɔl/
Archaic/rare use meaning ‘in a quiet or subdued manner’; requires separate PoS.
Определения
In a quiet, soft, or subdued manner; softly (archaic).
He spoke small so that no one outside the room could hear.
Синонимы
a little
a bit
to a small extent
smallсуществительное
smalls
множ.
UK
/smɔːl/
US
/smɔl/
Переводы
Дополнительные переводы
небольшое количество
Определения
A size that is less than normal or usual.
She ordered a small because she prefers a tighter fit.
A person or thing that is smaller than others of the same kind.
The children nicknamed the runt of the litter "the small."
The recessed or narrow part of a person's back at the base of the spine (usually in the phrase ‘the small of the back’).
She placed her hand on the small of his back to guide him through the crowd.
Underwear or small items of clothing or laundry (chiefly British, usually plural ‘smalls’).
He tossed his dirty smalls into the wash basket.