Sentence examples of "little" in English with translation "немного"

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It's a little tippy. Он немного шаткий.
I understand Italian a little Немного понимаю по итальянски
That's a little better. Немного лучше.
A little time to test. Немного времени для испытания.
Vici is a little premature. Vici - это немного преждевременно.
She's a little wobbly. Её немного шатает.
It seems a little obvious. Как-то немного всё простовато.
Little doodads here and there. Совсем немного здесь и чуть выше.
He felt a little sick. Он немного приболел.
You look a little clammy. Ты выглядишь немного липким.
You sound a little pensive. Ты говоришь немного задумчиво.
Jail seems a little extreme. Тюрьма кажется немного жестковато.
It's a little flabby. Смотрится немного дрябло.
Let's play a little. Давайте немного поиграем.
Just a little bit rattled. Просто немного испуганы.
Just took a little staycation. Просто решил немного дома посидеть, отдохнуть.
A little light Thanksgiving humor. Немного легкого юмора на день благодарения.
Then show a little spunk. Так проявите немного наглости.
He's a little mousy. Он сам немного робкий.
I feel a little chilly. Мне немного прохладно.
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