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3 Translation results for
slight
in Spanish
adjective
|
noun
|
verb
slight
adjective
esbelto, delgado
;
endeble
;
leve, insignificante
;
pequeño, ligero
Example sentences of
slight
adjective
•
There is a
slight
chance of rain.
•
Her head is tilted at a
slight
angle in the picture.
•
If you have even the
slightest
doubt, then don't do it.
Less
Synonyms of
slight
adjective
thin
,
slender
,
slim
,
tenuous
,
flimsy
,
small
,
trifling
Detailed synonyms for
slight
adjective
See:
Thin
slight
noun
slights
desaire
Example sentences of
slight
noun
•
refused to respond to their petty
slights
Less
Synonyms of
slight
noun
snub
slight
verb
slighted, has slighted, is slighting, slights
desairar, despreciar
Example sentences of
slight
verb
•
I'm sure he didn't mean to
slight
you.
•
He was
slighted
by his colleagues.
Less
Synonyms of
slight
verb
neglect
,
disregard
,
ignore
,
overlook
,
forget
,
discount
Detailed synonyms for
slight
verb
See:
Neglect
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Reverse translation for
slight
esbelto
- slender, slim
delgado
- thin, skinny, slender, slim, delicate, fine, sharp, clever
endeble
- feeble, weak
leve
- light, slight, trivial, unimportant
insignificante
- insignificant
pequeño
- small, little, young, short
ligero
- light, lightweight, slight, minor, agile, quick, lighthearted, superficial
desaire
- rebuff, snub, slight
desairar
- to snub, to rebuff
despreciar
- to despise, to scorn, to disdain
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