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['lesə]прил.; сравн. ст. от little1) меньший2) малыйLesser Bear — астр. Малая Медведица
lesser celandine — бот. малый чистотел
Lesser Florican — зоол. флорикан малый
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adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) mindre (betydelig)mindreadj. \/ˈlesə\/mindrethe lesser evils of life livets mindre ubehageligheterthe lesser prophets de små profeter -
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adj1) comp від little2) менший; малий; невеликий; дрібнийL. Asia — заст. Мала Азія
L. Bear — астр. Мала Ведмедиця, Малий Віз
lesser dodder — бот. повитиця
lesser grain-borer — ент. зерновий точильник
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adj manji, slabiji, manje vrijedan, neznatniji, manje značajan / [astr] the Lesser Bear = Mali Medvjed; the # of two evils = od dvaju zala manje; the # light = Mjesec; Lesser Asia = Mala Azija* * *
manjeg znaÄaja
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['lɛsə(r)]adj(in degree, amount) mniejszy; ( in importance) pomniejszy* * *adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) (po)mniejszy -
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adjective(attr.; comp. of little)меньший; the lesser of two evils меньшее из двух зол; the Lesser Bear astr. Малая Медведица* * *(a) малый; мелкий; меньший; небольшой* * *сравн. от little 1) меньший 2) малый* * *[less·er || 'lesə(r)] adj. меньший, малый, небольшой, незначительный, ничтожный, ограниченный, мелочный* * ** * *сравн. от little 1) меньший 2) зоол., бот., астрон., геогр., анат. малый -
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['lesə]1) ме́ншийthe lesser of two evils — ме́нше з двох лих
2) мали́йthe Lesser Bear астр. — Мала́ Ведмеди́ця (Мали́й Віз)
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1. adjectivesmaller or not as important:أقَل منthe lesser of the two towns.
2. adverbless:الأقَلthe lesser-known streets of London.
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adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) minni; óæðri; síðri -
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csekélyebb, kisebb, kevesebb, kisebbik* * *adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) kisebb -
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adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) menor* * *less.er[l'esə] adj 1 menos. 2 menor. 3 inferior. • adv menos. -
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adj. daha az, daha küçük, küçük olanı* * *daha az* * *adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) daha küçük olan -
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• toissijainen• vähempi• pienempi* * *adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) pienempi -
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adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) mazāks; sīkāks* * *sīkāks, mazāks -
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adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) mažesnis -
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adj. liten; få; obetydlig* * *adjective (smaller or not as important: the lesser of the two towns.) mindre
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Lesser — (vom hebräischen Wort „Eliezer“ (אֱלִיעֶזֶר dt. Hilfe/Gerichtshof meines Gottes) ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Aleksander Lesser (1814–1884), polnischer Maler und Kritiker Anton Lesser (* 1952), englischer Schauspieler Axel Lesser (*… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Lesser — Less er (l[e^]s [ e]r), a. [This word is formed by adding anew the compar. suffix er (in which r is from an original s) to less. See {Less}, a.] Less; smaller; inferior. [1913 Webster] God made . . . the lesser light to rule the night. Gen. i. 15 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lesser — less·er / le sər/ adj: of less size, quality, degree, or significance; specif: of lower criminal liability duress has been held a good defense to such lesser crimes as robbery, burglary and malicious mischief W. R. LaFave and A. W. Scott, Jr.… … Law dictionary
lesser — (adj.) early 13c., a double comparative, from LESS (Cf. less) + ER (Cf. er) (2). Johnson calls it a barbarous corruption of less, formed by the vulgar from the habit of terminating comparatives in er. As an adverb from 1590s; now generally poetic … Etymology dictionary
Lesser — Less er, adv. Less. [Obs.] Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
lesser — smaller, *less, fewer Antonyms: major … New Dictionary of Synonyms
lesser — see less 3 … Modern English usage
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lesser — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not so great, large, or important as the other or the rest … English terms dictionary
lesser — [les′ər] adj. [ LESS + ER] 1. alt. compar. of LITTLE 2. smaller, less, or less important adv. less … English World dictionary