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Meanings of slightly in anglès

portuguès
levemente

To a small extent or degree.

levemente

In a slim or slender manner.

Usage of slightly in anglès
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The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
News.com.au
2
The smaller animal health unit could also slightly increase margins, Bayer said.
Reuters
3
The situation with cats and coronavirus is slightly different, Dr Kovac said.
News.com.au
4
ITunes in Europe will be a slightly empty service as a result.
The Guardian
5
The reality is slightly more complicated than simply blaming the supermarkets, however.
News.com.au
6
Mr Aspen said the tunnel could result in slightly shorter travel times.
Radio NZ
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This will lead to a slightly higher result, a Wereldhave spokesman said.
Reuters
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Dr. Hornig asked the same question, worded in a slightly different way.
Transfer of power
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That said; a slightly inflexible approach could hamper progress in subtle ways.
The South African
10
In our case, the ADC increased slightly over a 3 year period.
Pubmed
11
It left her only slightly better prepared to help me find work.
The Vital Abyss
12
Useful information: Each year, the timing of the wildebeest migration varies slightly.
News.com.au
13
Volume in Europe was slightly positive, but rounded to even, Coke said.
Reuters
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She said even overall survival rates were slightly better with longer treatment
Radio NZ
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They slightly undid their good work the next day by going: Look!
The Guardian
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But operating profit is expected to decline slightly from a year ago.
Reuters
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