Summary
slightly {adverb}
en aning · svagt · något · lite grann · så smått
slight {noun}
nonchalans · förolämpning
slight {adjective}
lätt · obetydlig · lindrig · späd · spensligt byggd
English-Swedish translation for "slightly"
"slightly" Swedish translation
slightly {adverb}
From a historical standpoint, I cannot help but find this slightly amusing.
Firstly, this paper is slightly more modest than its title suggests.
The only people who took them even slightly seriously were the European Left.
This is slightly off-piste if you are going to talk about being on the ground or on the snow.
The final clause of Article 2 is slightly cryptic, and questions will arise about its meaning.
We feel that the situation has deteriorated considerably in the past year and that the slightly positive progress that seemed to be taking...
The object bar may look slightly different depending to the module you are using.
To start with, expenditure on the agricultural policy will even increase slightly.
Parliament has also asked for slightly lower noise levels, to be measured.
I think that is a slightly different question from the one you have been answering.
My group supports the report; we take a slightly different view on the last point.
slightly (to some degree, not very much) {adv.}
Then we are, of course, deviating slightly from the principle of individual treatment, but the basic answer to the MEP's question is: yes.
I would not normally do this but I shall now give the floor to a Member who was due to speak, but who was slightly confused as to the
slight {noun}
slight {noun} (also: nonchalance, negligence, carelessness)
slight {noun} (also: offence, libel, insult, indignity)
This is clearly a slight.
slight {adjective}
Following the doubling of petroleum prices, a slight upsurge has been observed in inflation.
I would suggest to you that it is both a failure on the part of Members and a slight hiccup in the voting system.
For agriculture alone the share is falling from 40 % to 36 %, while there is a slight increase for rural development.
In the long term, the trend is for a slight increase, with total exports to Europe to the tune of EUR 30 billion.
In countries with a strong currency some growers have even been slightly under-compensated.
All the remaining 32 amendments have been fully integrated, either literally or with slight rewording.
measures, a risk exists, even if a very slight one.
A slight change in the mechanism of allocation of aid would doubtless put an end to this trend, and would also have a favourable effect on
However, they will be one-off increases and will only raise prices slightly.
slight {adj.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "slightly":
© Princeton Universitysomewhat · more or less · slenderly · slimly
Synonyms (English) for "slight":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "slightly" in Swedish
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