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41 EXIGUOUS
[A]BREVIS (-E) -
42 exiguous
aუმნიშვნელო -
43 exiguous
az, küçük -
44 exiguous
ufak -
45 exiguous
/eg'zigjuəs/ * tính từ - chật hẹp; tính nhỏ bé ít ỏi -
46 exiguous
[ig΄zigjuəs] a սուղ, խղճուկ -
47 exiguous details
Картография: малая нагрузка (карты) -
48 exiguous pay
Общая лексика: нищенская зарплата -
49 exiguous details
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50 sedikit
exiguous, little, dribblet, dash, breath, bit* * *a few/little* * *a little, a bit, some; little, few; a bit, slightly -
51 skromný
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52 skrovný
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53 escaso
• exiguous• in short• in shorthand• meager• meagre• scanty• scarce• scrimpy• skimpy• sparse -
54 exiguo
• exiguous• in short• in shorthand• meager• meagre• scanty• sparse -
55 незначителен
exiguousfaintimperceptibleinconsiderableinsignificantminorminutenegligiblepettypottyremotesmalltenuous -
56 ничтожен
exiguousfaintimperceptibleinconsiderableinsignificantminorminutenegligiblepettypottyremotesmalltenuous -
57 malen
• exiguous; little; little less lesser littleer le; lowlily; lowly born; miniature; minikin; minute; narrow; petty; slender; small; tiny; trifling; trivial; undersized; wee -
58 neznatan
• exiguous; humble; inappreciable; inconsiderable; little; little less lesser littleer le; marginal; minute; negligible; ordinary; potty; remote; slight; small; tiny; trifling; trivial -
59 нищожен
insignificant, trifling, worthless, paltry, twopenny-halfpenny, разг. footling; niggly, miserableнищожен човек a worthless/paltry fellowнищожно човече scrubнищожно човече с претенции whipper-snapperнищожна сума an insignificant/a paltry/a nominal/an exiguous sumнищожна цена an insignificant/a nominal price, разг. next to nothingшансовете за успех са нищожни the chances of success are slim/minimal* * *нищо̀жен,прил., -на, -но, -ни insignificant, trifling, worthless, paltry, twopenny-halfpenny, разг. footling; niggly, miserable; \нищоженен човек worthless/paltry fellow; \нищоженна сума insignificant/paltry/nominal/exiguous sum; \нищоженно човече scrub; \нищоженно човече с претенции whipper-snapper; обявявам за \нищоженен declare void.* * *exiguous; insignificant: an нищожен price - нищожна цена; invalid (юр.); miserable; paltry{`pO;ltri}; peddling; pettifogging; trivial{`trivixl}* * *1. insignificant, trifling, worthless, paltry, twopenny-halfpenny, разг. footling;niggly, miserable 2. НИЩОЖЕН човек a worthless/paltry fellow 3. нищожна сума an insignificant/a paltry/a nominal/an exiguous sum 4. нищожна цена an insignificant/a nominal price, разг. next to nothing 5. нищожно човече scrub 6. нищожно човече с претенции whipper-snapper 7. шансовете за успех са нищожни the chances of success are slim/minimal -
60 оскъден
scanty, scant, scarce, exiguous, meagre, slender, skimpy(недостатъчен) poor(сиромашки) penurious(кът за пари) tightоскъден обед a frugal mealоскъден доход a slender incomeоскъден посев a thin cropоскъдна храна a lean/sparing dietоскъдна светлина poor lightоскъдна сума pittanceоскъдни средства narrow means, slender/meagre resourcesоскъдни сведения scant (y) information* * *оскъ̀ден,прил., -на, -но, -ни scanty, scant, scarce, exiguous, meagre, slender, skimpy; ( недостатъчен) poor; ( сиромашки) penurious; (“ кът” и за пари) tight; \оскъденен обед a frugal meal; \оскъденен доход a slender income; \оскъденен посев a thin crop; \оскъденна светлина poor light; \оскъденна сума pittance; \оскъденна храна a lean/sparing diet; \оскъденни средства narrow means, slender/meagre resources.* * *scanty; meagre{`mi;gx}; mean{mi;n}; parsimonious* * *1. (cu-ромашки) penurious 2. (недостатъчен) poor 3. („кът" - и за пари) tight 4. scanty, scant, scarce, exiguous, meagre, slender, skimpy 5. ОСКЪДЕН доход a slender income 6. ОСКЪДЕН обед a frugal meal 7. ОСКЪДЕН посев a thin crop 8. оскъдна светлина poor light 9. оскъдна сума pittance 10. оскъдна храна a lean/sparing diet 11. оскъдни сведения scant(y) information 12. оскъдни средства narrow means, slender/meagre resources
См. также в других словарях:
Exiguous — Ex*ig u*ous, a. [L. exiguus.] Scanty; small; slender; diminutive. [R.] Exiguous resources. Carlyle. {Ex*ig uous*ness}, n. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
exiguous — index minimal, slight Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
exiguous — scanty, 1650s, from L. exiguus small, petty, paltry, scanty in measure or number, from exigere (see EXACT (Cf. exact)) … Etymology dictionary
exiguous — *meager, scant, scanty, skimpy, scrimpy, spare, sparse Analogous words: diminutive, tiny, *small, little: tenuous, slender, slight, *thin: limited, restricted, confined (see LIMIT vb) Antonyms: capacious, ample … New Dictionary of Synonyms
exiguous — [adj] scanty bare, confined, diminutive, inadequate, limited, little, meager, narrow, negligible, paltry, petty, poor, restricted, skimpy, slender, slight, small, spare, sparse, tenuous, thin, tiny; concepts 771,789 Ant. plenty … New thesaurus
exiguous — ► ADJECTIVE formal ▪ very small. ORIGIN Latin exiguus scanty … English terms dictionary
exiguous — [eg zig′yo͞o əs, igzig′yo͞o əs] adj. [L exiguus, small < exigere: see EXACT] scanty; little; small; meager exiguity [ek΄sə gyo͞o′ə tē] n … English World dictionary
exiguous — exigent, exiguous Neither word is common in ordinary usage and both are marked ‘formal’ in the COD (2006). Both are related to Latin exigere in its two meanings ‘to enforce payment of’ and ‘to weigh exactly’. Exigent corresponds to the first of… … Modern English usage
exiguous — adjective Etymology: Latin exiguus, from exigere Date: 1651 excessively scanty ; inadequate < wrest an exiguous existence from the land > < exiguous evidence > • exiguously adverb • exiguousness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
exiguous — Meager Mea ger, Meagre Mea gre, a. [OE. merge, F. maigre, L. macer; akin to D. & G. mager, Icel. magr, and prob. to Gr. makro s long. Cf. {Emaciate}, {Maigre}.] [1913 Webster] 1. Destitue of, or having little, flesh; lean. [1913 Webster] Meager… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
exiguous — exiguity /ek si gyooh i tee/, exiguousness, n. exiguously, adv. /ig zig yooh euhs, ik sig /, adj. scanty; meager; small; slender: exiguous income. [1645 55; < L exiguus scanty in measure or number, small, equiv. to exig(ere) (see EXIGENT) + uus… … Universalium