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1 neki dio
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2 ponešto
adv somewhat, partly, slightly, to a degree, a bit | za svakoga - sthg. for everyone; zna - o ružama she knows a thing or two about roses* * *• somewhat• something -
3 donekle
to a (certain) degree, up to a point* * *• certain extent• somewhat• some• partly• rather -
4 kiselkast
adj somewhat acid, sourish, lightly/ /mildly sour, acidulous, acidulated, sub-acid (- nakiseo) I -e jabuke slightly tart apples* * *• sourish• acidulous• acidolous -
5 malo
a little, little, još malo some more, vremenski a little longer, malo nas je we are few, malo pomalo little by little* * *• slightly• slight• smidgen• somewhat• some• little• kind of• few• a little• pier• rather -
6 nešto
samething, bilo što anything, nešto jabuka some apples, tako nešto soething like that* * *• something• somewhat• some• any• anything -
7 otežan
pp impf being/repeatedly delayed* * *• somewhat difficult• hard -
8 pomalo
slowly, graduaally* * *• somewhat• a little -
9 prilično
adv rather; (znatno) fairly, consider- ably, goodly, pretty well; (osrednje) passably, tolerably, moderately | prilično mnogo a fair amount/number of; prilično često (redovito) fairly frequently (regularly); with some frequency (regularity); prilično dobro pjev* * *• very• somewhat• pretty• fairly• rather• quite -
10 nakiselo
adj somewhat acid, sourish, acidulous (- kiselkast) I -lo vrhnje sourish cream, c. on the turn -
11 omalen
adj somewhat small, smallish -
12 pobolji
adj somewhat/slightly better -
13 poduži
adj a bit (ili somewhat) longer, longish, rather long -
14 poluoblačan
adj partly/somewhat cloudy
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Somewhat — Some what , n. 1. More or less; a certain quantity or degree; a part, more or less; something. [1913 Webster] These salts have somewhat of a nitrous taste. Grew. [1913 Webster] Somewhat of his good sense will suffer, in this transfusion, and much … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Somewhat — Some what , adv. In some degree or measure; a little. [1913 Webster] His giantship is gone, somewhat crestfallen. Milton. [1913 Webster] Somewhat back from the village street. Longfellow. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
somewhat — ► ADVERB ▪ to some extent. ● somewhat of Cf. ↑somewhat of … English terms dictionary
somewhat — [sum′hwut΄, sum′hwät΄, sum′wut΄, sum′wət] pron. some degree, amount, portion, or part; a bit: often followed by of [somewhat of a surprise] adv. to some extent or degree; a little; rather [somewhat late] … English World dictionary
somewhat — c.1200, a certain amount, to a certain degree, from SOME (Cf. some) + WHAT (Cf. what). Replaced O.E. sumdæl, sume dæle somewhat, some portion, lit. some deal … Etymology dictionary
somewhat of — ► somewhat of something of. Main Entry: ↑somewhat … English terms dictionary
somewhat — index fairly (moderately), in part Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
somewhat — [adv] to some extent adequately, a little, bearably, considerably, fairly, far, incompletely, in part, insignificantly, kind of, moderately, more or less, not much, partially, pretty, quite, rather, ratherish, significantly, slightly, some,… … New thesaurus
somewhat — 01. Gerry is [somewhat] taller than his brother. 02. We left home [somewhat] later than we intended because it took a while to eat breakfast. 03. We were [somewhat] disappointed with the movie. 04. The weather in Victoria is [somewhat] milder… … Grammatical examples in English
somewhat — some|what W2S2 [ˈsʌmwɔt US wa:t] adv more than a little but not very somewhat larger/higher/newer etc ▪ The price is somewhat higher than I expected. ▪ Things have changed somewhat since then. somewhat of ▪ To say that I was surprised is somewhat … Dictionary of contemporary English
somewhat — [[t]sʌ̱m(h)wɒt[/t]] ♦♦♦ ADV: ADV with cl/group You use somewhat to indicate that something is the case to a limited extent or degree. [FORMAL] He concluded that Oswald was somewhat abnormal... He explained somewhat unconvincingly that the company … English dictionary