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Meanings of "slightly" in Spanish English Dictionary : 14 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
slightly ligeramente [adv]
General
slightly levemente [adv]
slightly gruesamente [adv]
slightly lejanamente [adv]
slightly ligeramente [adv]
slightly menudamente [adv]
slightly más bien [adv]
slightly sobrepeine [adv]
slightly tenuemente [adv]
Idioms
slightly más bien [adv]
slightly de puntillas [adv]
slightly a sobre peine [adv] rare
slightly sobre peine [adv] disused
Colloquial
slightly de repelón [v]

Meanings of "slightly" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 147 result(s)

English Spanish
General
slightly over the weight peso corrido [m]
old measure of volume equivalent to slightly less than 2 cm3 per second paja de agua [f]
slightly acidic acidulado [adj]
slightly acidic acídulo [adj]
slightly purple moracho [adj]
prick slightly entrepunzar [v]
ajar (slightly openend) entreabierto [adj]
slightly elevated poco elevado [adj]
slightly raised poco elevado [adj]
slightly different ligeramente distinto [adj]
slightly salted con poca sal [adj]
tremble slightly titilar [v]
be slightly in love enamoriscarse [v]
alter slightly matizar [v]
burn slightly chamuscar [v]
be slightly injured estar ligeramente herido [v]
be slightly touched ser conmovido ligeramente [v]
be slightly touched ser conmovido ligeramente [v]
be slightly cross-eyed tener los ojos ligeramente cruzados [v]
be slightly cross-eyed tener los ojos ligeramente cruzados [v]
be slightly touched estar un poco enternecido [v]
be slightly touched estar un poco enternecido [v]
be slightly cross-eyed ser un poco bizco [v]
be slightly touched ser tocado un poco [v]
be slightly injured resultar ligeramente lesionado [v]
raising slightly solivio [m]
raising/lifting slightly soliviadura [f]
with horns pointing slightly downwards cornigacho [adj]
slightly feverish febricitante [adj]
slightly feverish enfebrecido [adj]
slightly hoarse ronquillo [adj]
slightly wounded sobreherido [adj]
slightly hoarse ronquito [adj]
broil slightly aperdigar [v]
break a thing slightly cascamajar [v]
prick slightly entrepunzar [v]
anoint slightly entreuntar [v]
rub slightly peinar [v]
touch slightly lamer [v]
broil partridges slightly perdigar [v]
transude slightly resudar [v]
fry slightly sofreír [v]
lift up slightly soliviar [v]
burn slightly sollamar [v]
slightly open entreabierto [adj]
slightly drunk atarantado [m] VE
cookie in the form of a thick circle, with a slightly salty taste bísquet [m] MX
slightly sweet bread in the form of a square frame made of flour and butter estribo [m] MX
person who is slightly drunk from chicha fermented corn beverage achichado [m] HN CU rur.
slightly drunk atarantada [f] VE
bun with slightly hard or crunchy crust galleta [f] SV PY
traditional chibcha ceramic vessel with a slightly rounded body, narrow neck, and long strap handle hidria [f] CO
old measure of volume equivalent to slightly less than 2 cubic cm paja de agua [f] SV disused
person who is slightly drunk from chicha fermented corn beverage achichada [f] HN CU rur.
cheap sweet liquor made from slightly fermented must cachina (quechua) [f] PE
slightly intoxicated sahumado [adj] AMER
slightly drunk atarantado [adj] VE
slightly angry alcanforado [adj] SV
slightly drunk alebrestado [adj] SV VE
slightly sunburned (person) charraleado [adj] HN
slightly drunk happy (inglés) [adj] CR rare
slightly drunk happy (inglés) [adj] US NI CU PR
slightly drunk encandilado [adj] CR rare
slightly drunk encandilado [adj] HN NI VE
slightly ground corn flour payaste [adj] NI CR:Nw
slightly drunk picón [adj] MX:Se rare
slightly drunk pique [adj] EC
slightly swollen recargado [adj] MX NI CR PA CU rur.
slightly drunk puestón [adj] CL
slightly drunk punteado [adj] VE BO:E,S AR:Nw
slightly drunk sarazón [adj] MX
slightly drunk sabroso [adj] NI CU DO
slightly raw zocato [adj] VE:E disused
slightly drunk tecolotudo [adj] SV
slightly drunk from chicha fermented corn beverage achichado [adj] HN CU rur.
slightly drunk alebrestado [adj] SV
slightly drunk carón [adj] SV HN rur.
slightly drunk divertido [adj] PE AR
slightly robust grosezuelo [adj] rare
sew slightly bastear [v] disused
have the edge on/over (be slightly better than someone or something else) garnachear [v] SCN
make somebody slightly drunk achichar (de chicha) [v] GT CU
get slightly drunk achicharse (de chicha) [v] HN CU
wound slightly the back of an animal (pack/saddle) amatar [v] EC
burn something slightly or on the surface chasparriarse [v] CR rur.
get slightly drunk entonarse [v] CU
drink alcohol until one feels slightly drunk espiritarse [v] GT
slightly injure oneself with a pointed object hincarse [v] CU
get slightly drunk encumbrarse [v] GT
slightly grind martajar [v] MX
be slightly drunk puntearse [v] AR:Nw
be left slightly deaf azurumbarse [v] HN SV
slightly feverish enfebrecida [adj/f]
slightly hoarse ronquilla [adj/f]
slightly intoxicated sahumada [adj/f] AMER
with horns pointing slightly downwards cornigacha [adj/f]
slightly wounded sobreherida [adj/f]
slightly hoarse ronquita [adj/f]
slightly open entreabierta [adj/f]
slightly angry alcanforada [adj/f] SV
slightly drunk alebrestada [adj/f] SV VE
Idioms
slightly rattled borracho [adj]
slightly rattled confundido [adj]
be slightly off-center ligeramente descentrado [v]
slightly rattled achispado
slightly rattled triste
slightly mentally unstable tocado del techo [adj] MX CR
Phrases
slightly less than poco menos que
slightly less than poco menos de
slightly less ligeramente menos
Colloquial
be slightly crazy tocado de la cabeza [adj]
be slightly drunk estar copetón [v]
be slightly in love enamoricarse [v]
knock on the head, with the middle finger slightly coming out of a closed fist tuque [m] PY
slightly crazy tocado [adj] AR
slightly drunk alegrón [adj] EC rare
slightly drunk alegrón [adj] GT HN SV NI CO PE EC rare
only slightly ground chama [adj] BO:W,C,S
slightly burned caspado [adj] BO
slightly drunk (person) copetón [adj] CO
slightly drunken (person) copetón [adj] CO
slightly drunk a medio palo [adj] MX CU CO
be slightly frunk/intoxicated estar a medias cachas [v] MX
be slightly drunk estar a media asta [v] HN NI
slightly burn or brown a fruit used as a condiment caspar [v] BO
be slightly drunk prenderse [v] CO
slightly scratch rasmillar [v] EC BO CL
knock on the head, with the middle finger slightly coming out of a closed fist tuquear [v] PY
slightly drunk alegrona [adj/f] GT HN SV NI CO PE EC rare
Law
slightly ill indispuesto [adj]
slightly injured sobreherido [adj]
Demographics
slightly disjointed consentido [adj]
Engineering
tilt slightly inclinar ligeramente [v]
tilt slightly recargar ligeramente [v]
Ornithology
a passerine bird slightly larger than the eurasian jay (nucifraga caryocatactes) cascanueces [m]
Math
slightly elliptical orbit órbita ligeramente elíptica
Gastronomy
drink made with slightly fermented rice, pineapple, or corn, water, clove, cinnamon, and sugar mazato [m] VE:W PE:E
drink made with slightly fermented rice, pineapple, or corn, water, clove, cinnamon, and sugar masato [m] CO VE:W EC
bread of wholemeal cornstarch that is only slightly ground and blackish in color, and mixed with wheat flour chama [f] BO
slightly elongated bread folded at one end, made with wheat flour mixed with bran hallulla [f] BO
semi-liquid and slightly sour cream without salt mantequilla crema [f] HN
semi-liquid and slightly sour cream without salt mantequilla rala [f] HN
slightly hot red pepper pimiento del piquillo
Energy
slightly enriched uranium (seu) uranio ligeramente enriquecido
slightly enriched uranium uranio ligeramente enriquecido
Dairy
slightly salted cream-cheese queso de nata poco salado
slightly salted cream-cheese queso de crema semisalado