каталонский
rateria Larceny of property having a value less than some amount (the amount varies by locale)
(Informal) small and of little importance.
Inferior in rank or status.
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Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett said the group were playing petty politics.
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Which was true, of course, and petty of me to bring up.
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I don't have time to resolve these petty family squabbles right now.
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Oppression, daily petty harassment and humiliation are the breeding ground for violence.
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The provost, however, had never wasted his time with such petty artifice.
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We'll make sure that these petty impediments are resolved within the month.
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Again, avoid the petty squabbles because you're looking to embrace new vistas.
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The sternness of the petty officers could not halt the spreading feeling.
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Your petty Alliance will no longer be of any concern to us.
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More and more it has resulted in petty tactics for vote catching.
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Yet this petty brawl was in fact an irreparable and farreaching disaster.
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It creates the petty thief, and puts him in a bamboo cage.
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Drink your wine, de Glanville, and put these petty differences behind you.
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Do so; and you will save yourself a world of petty troubles.
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After all, that is nothing; petty larceny, six months at the most.
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He spoiled his chance when he meddled in the petty Italian politics.
