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Significados de tad em inglês

A slight amount or degree of difference.

        Uso de tad em inglês
        1
        Common sense says that your date may find you a tad strange.
        59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
        2
        He said: Some of our competitors have been a tad less virtuous.
        The Guardian
        3
        Its price to earnings ratio was a tad below a main competitor.
        Reuters
        4
        Yes, they seemed a tad irrelevant when they happened after the Oscars.
        The Irish Times
        5
        Wish she'd told me about this, I huffed, just a tad upset.
        Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
        6
        Being inside this story felt a tad more surreal than she'd expected.
        Austenland
        7
        The little German seemed a tad taken aback by her calm acceptance.
        Blameless
        8
        That was a tad better than trade expectations for a three-point drop.
        Reuters
        9
        Academic pay Just a tad below average, but nothing to worry about.
        The Guardian
        10
        After a moment of reflection, Jack suspected that was a tad melodramatic.
        Stars rain down
        11
        Sophie may have been a tad bit surprised by her archery skills.
        The South African
        12
        European markets opened a tad weaker after rising for three consecutive sessions.
        Reuters
        13
        Winds are going to let up a tad, next couple of hours.
        The thing
        14
        Looking at photos of the event tugs at the heartstrings a tad.
        News.com.au
        15
        I think you're stretching it a tad or two, she told him.
        Hearts of grey
        16
        He was just going to have to be a tad more creative.
        Desperate cargo
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