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Meanings of quite a little in anglès

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(Often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent.

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Usage of quite a little in anglès
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The rest of the evening was quite a little triumph for her.
Anne of Green Gables
2
Lorry was now leaning back in the seat, quite a little mystified.
Graustark
3
They both studied that objection in silence for quite a little while.
The Early Bird: A Business Man's Love Story
4
He had gradually got together quite a little menagerie of pet names.
Laughter in the dark
5
Pierre has taken his big basket; he is quite a little man.
Child Life in Town and Country / 1909
6
The stream here was running with quite a little volume of water.
Tales of lonely trails
7
They are shelling quite a little still but it is all over.
A Farewell to Arms
8
So Hansel and Grethel gathered together quite a little mountain of twigs.
Grimm's Fairy Stories
9
So Hansel and Grethel gathered together quite a little mount of twigs.
My Book of Favourite Fairy Tales
10
Billy managed to get around the country quite a little that morning.
The City of Fire
11
Tarzan spent quite a little time with Miss Strong and her mother.
The Return of Tarzan
12
There was quite a little jealousy between Grace and Amy over Will.
The Outdoor Girls at Wild Rose Lodge; Or, The Hermit of Moonligh...
13
He and Mrs. Rosebreast have been here for quite a little while.
The Burgess Bird Book for Children
14
Because I have been wondering about Jupiter quite a little since morning.
The Circus Boys Across the Continent; Or, Winning New Laurels on...
15
We shall have quite a little colony of our own at Rosanna.
Tales and Novels — Volume 02 / Popular Tales
16
I have got quite a little apothecary's shop in my state room.
Rollo on the Atlantic