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English-German translation for: [small]
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German-English Dictionary: [small]

puny {adj} [small and weak]
mickrig [ugs.] [pej.] [Mensch, Tier, Pflanze]
short {adj} [of a person: small in height]
klein [Person]
petty {adj} [small-minded]
kleinkariert [ugs.]
engherzig
mean {adj} [petty-minded, small-minded]
kleinlich [pej.]
delicate {adj} [slender, small-boned]
feingliedrig
contracted {adj} [fig.] [pej.] [small-minded]
kleingeistig [pej.]
mite [very small amount] {noun}
bisschen {n} [sehr kleine Menge] {Pronomen}
slim {adj} [small in amount or quality]
gering [nicht sehr groß]
pinpoint {adj} [extremely small]
stecknadelkopfgroß
bare {adj} [narrow, small]
knapp
pokey {adj} [spv.] [poky] [small, narrow]
eng
dinky {adj} [Br.] [coll.] [small and neat]
zierlich
compartmentalized {adj} {past-p} [consisting of small, isolated parts]
kleinteilig [aus kleinen, isolierten Teilen bestehend]
picayune {adj} [Am.] [coll.] [small]
klein [unbedeutend]
pony {adj} [attr.] [something very small of its kind]
Klein-
Mini-
fractional {adj} [formal] [unimportant, inconsiderable, very small]
unbedeutend [geringfügig, sehr klein, minimal]
Pooterish {adj} [Br.] [small-minded]
kleinkariert [fig.] [ugs.] [pej.]
peerie {adj} [Scot.: small]
klein
picayune {adj} [coll.] [very small]
minimal [sehr klein]
-ette {suffix} [small] [e.g. kitchenette]
-lein [klein] [z. B. Büchlein]
atomic {adj} [very small]
winzig klein
picaninny {adj} [archaic] [very small]
winzig
setuliferous {adj} [having small bristles or setae]
kleinborstig [z. B. Insektenbeine]biol.entom.
setulose {adj} [having small bristles or setae]
kleinborstig [z. B. Insektenbeine]biol.entom.
setulous {adj} [having small bristles or setae]
kleinborstig [z. B. Insektenbeine]biol.entom.
to swipe sth. [coll.] [steal sth. small, unimportant]
etw.Akk. mopsen [ugs.]
etw.Akk. stibitzen [ugs.]
to split [break into small pieces]
zersplittern
to brick sth. [coll.] [usually small objects like phones, computer components]
etw. schrotten [ugs.] [unbrauchbar machen]
to spot sb. sth. [Am.] [coll.] [to lend sb. sth. (money, esp. a small amount of it)]
jdm. etw. leihen [Geld, bes. eine kleinere Summe]
to mince sth. [cut into small pieces with a mezzaluna]
etw.Akk. wiegen [mit dem Wiegemesser klein schneiden]gastr.
to drift [of small objects]
wehen
to pepper sb./sth. [fig.] [shoot at, extensively, mostly with small caliber arms]
jdn./etw. beschießen
to graze [to eat small portions of food throughout the day]
schnausen [regional] [schweiz.]
to spray sth. [with small particles of sth.]
etw.Akk. bestäuben
to chip sth. [cut into small pieces]
etw.Akk. klein schneiden
to dwarf sb./sth. [cause to appear small]
jdn./etw. klein erscheinen lassen
jdn./etw. zwergenhaft erscheinen lassen
to edge sb. [Am.] [defeat by a small margin]
jdn. knapp besiegengamessports
to groze [Am.] [to break off small chips from the edges of the cut glass]
abfiedern [kröseln]tech.
kröseln [Glas beschneiden, wegbrechen]tech.
to launch [small boat, lifeboat]
zu Wasser lassennaut.
to mince sth. [cut into very small pieces]
etw.Akk. sehr klein schneidengastr.
etw.Akk. ganz klein schneidengastr.
to pepper [shoot, extensively with small caliber arms]
pfeffern [österr.] [schießen]
stream [small river]
Bach {m} [kleiner Fluss]geogr.hydro.
purse [small pouch for carrying money]
Geldbeutel {m}
Portemonnaie {n}
Börse {f} [Geldbeutel]
Geldtasche {f}
froth [small bubbles on liquid, also of saliva]
Schaum {m} [auf Flüssigkeit, vor dem Mund]
log [small length of a tree trunk or thick branch]
Holzklotz {m}
Holzblock {m}
sample [small quantity]
Probe {f} [kleine Menge]
trinkets {pl} [small objects of little value]
Nippes {m} [Nippesfiguren]
bib [esp. for small children (to keep the clothes clean while eating)]
Lätzchen {n}
Schlabberlätzchen {n} [ugs.]
motte [Am., esp. Texas] [also: mott] [copse or small grove of trees]
Baumgruppe {f}
widget [coll.] [small device]
Gerät {n} [klein]
drip [small drop]
Tröpfchen {n}
tad [coll.] [Am.] [Can.] [small child, esp. boy]
Wicht {m} [ugs.] [kleines Kind, bes. kleiner Junge]
case [small box, receptacle]
Etui {n}
nursery [room for small children]
Kinderzimmer {n}RealEst.
Kinderstube {f} [veraltet oder regional] [Kinderzimmer]
station [small]
Haltestelle {f}rail
turret [small tower]
Türmchen {n}archi.
singe [small wound caused by burning]
Brandwunde {f}med.
dibs {pl} [coll.] [dated] [money, especially in small amounts]
Geld {n}
bug [esp. Am.] [any small insect]
Insekt {n} [kleines]entom.
Baggie [Am.] [trademark, coll.] [a small plastic bag]
Plastikbeutel {m}
don [Br.] [teaches one-on-one or small groups]
[Mitglied des akademischen Lehrkörpers]acad.
firkin [small flask or cask]
Fässchen {n} [Fassungsvermögen 8 Gallonen]gastr.
gossip [small talk]
Plaudern {n}
discussion [small conference, meeting]
Beratung {f} [Besprechung]
dash [a small splash as in making a drink]
Spritzer {m}
tack [nail - esp. with small head]
Stift {m} [Nagel]
pod [small herd of aquatic mammals, esp. of whales or dolphins]
Herde {f} [bes. von Walen oder Delfinen, auch: von Robben, Flusspferden]zool.
scrap [small piece]
Fragment {n} [Stückchen]
backwater [behind-the-times small town] [pej.]
Kaff {n} [ugs.] [pej.]
nosegay [literary] [a small sweet-scented bunch of flowers]
Biedermeiersträußchen {n}
bark [archaic or literary] [small boat]
Nachen {m} [dichter.] [kleines Boot]naut.
bell [small bell, handbell]
Schelle {f} [Klingel]
cuff [small, esp. of a blouse]
Bündchen {n}cloth.
flacon [small bottle]
Flakong {m} [rheinisch] [veraltend] [Fläschchen, Flakon]
breath [air expelled from the lungs; slight movement of air; small amount, hint]
Hauch {m} [geh.] [Atem; Lufthauch; kleine Menge, Andeutung]
nipper [small person]
Knirps {m}
cuteness [small child pattern]
Kindchenschema {n}psych.
[small, shapeless dumpling]
Nockerl {n} [österr.]gastr.
niblet [small piece of food]
Häppchen {n}gastr.
rug [small and narrow carpet]
Brücke {f} [kleiner, länglicher Teppich]furn.textil.
[small pre-cooked sausage]
Brühwürstchen {n}gastr.
hutch [coop for small animals]
Stall {m} [für Kleintiere]
shorts [Br.] [coll.] [small measures of liquor]
Kurze {pl} [ugs.] [Schnäpse]gastr.
closet [small private room]
Kabinett {n} [veraltet] [kleiner Rückzugs-, Arbeitsraum]archi.
schoolmarm [Am.] [a strict or old-fashioned woman schoolteacher, esp. in a rural or small-town school]
Schullehrerin {f} [an den früheren Dorfschulen, streng und altmodisch]educ.jobs
snifter [coll.] [small drink of distilled liquor]
Kurzer {m} [ugs.] [kleines Glas Schnaps]gastr.
burn [Scot.] [N. Engl.] [small stream]
Bach {m}hydro.
gift [small present]
Aufmerksamkeit {f} [kleines Geschenk]
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