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| gen. |
insignificant; of no account; minor; slight; of small account; no account; inconsiderable; indifferent; minute; small; low; petty; faint; fractional; fractionary; frivolous; hairsplitting; imponderable; inappreciable; inconsequent; inconsequential; light; little; marginal; negligible; nominal; outside; paltry; pigmy; poky; puisne; puny; pygmy; remote; slender; slim; tenuous (о различиях); trifling; trivial; hair-splitting; one-horse; pint-size; shrimpish; inessential; peppercorn; unessential; unimportant; venial (о проступке, ошибке); off the map; bare; meagre (Olga Okuneva); inconspicuous; negligeable; mild (Баян); academic ("The performance improvements of the i7-6700K over i7-3770K are largely academic." joyand); of no consequence (Andrey Truhachev); nonserious (Виталик-Киев); nonthreatening (Olegus Semerikovus); itsy-bitsy; itty-bitty; nickel and dime; nickel-and-dimed; nickel-and-diming; nickeled-and-dimed; nickeling-and-diming; hair splitting; low level; one horse; pint size; poking; mean; pale part; informidable (ozzydown); inferior (Molly_McButter); de minimis (matyana); non-material (Alexander Matytsin); subtle (User); not great; second-rate; small in importance; derisory; dispensable; limited (См. пример в статье "небольшой". I. Havkin); tiny (Victor812); peddling (kee46); insubstantial (Social media is another publishing platform, and as a person who produces content that is published, social media was another outlet for me. I could publish mini-takes, things too short or insubstantial for a column or a segment of television vogeler); meaningless; petit; pitiful; trashy; traverse jury; under; unmeaning; small-fry |
| Gruzovik |
flimsy |
| Игорь Миг |
not so great |
| amer. |
shirttail; rinki-dink (He plays with some rinky-dink team. Val_Ships) |
| amer., inf. |
jerkwater; one-horse (о каком-либо событии и т.п.) |
| amer., makár. |
peanut |
| antic. |
importless; insignificative |
| austral., nuev., inf. |
farting |
| banc. |
immaterial (бухг.) |
| constr. |
at low figure |
| electr. |
not the half of it |
| fig. |
academic (having little practical use or value, as by being overly detailed, unengaging, or theoretical: having no practical importance: 'The performance improvements of the i7-6700K over i7-3770K are largely academic.' joyand) |
| industr. |
marginal (напр., изменение) |
| inf. |
potty; of little mark (Andrey Truhachev); potato patch (a potato patch nation joyand); fluffy (DoctorKto) |
| jerg. |
a hill row of beans; small beer; small-time; for the birds; lightweight (Interex) |
| lib. |
exiguous |
| makár. |
feeble; low-level; narrow; pinpoint |
| mat. |
modest; not large; a few minor typographical errors are listed below |
| med. |
imperceptible; not-critical (teterevaann) |
| negoc. |
of negligible importance; very slight |
| psic. |
uneven |
| rar. |
fameless; nice (напр., he believes this is a nice distinction, obscuring more relevant question of where exactly he got all his money dzingu) |
| trad., rudo |
fucking |
| vulg. |
chicken-shit; common as cat shit and twice as nasty; fucky; pimping; piss-ant; pissy-ass; common as cat shit and twice as nasty (о человеке или вещи) |
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| gen. |
shirttail; toy; small change; fluff |
| amer., inf. |
two bits |
| austral., jerg. |
not worth a cracker |
| vulg. |
chicken shit; horse's ass |
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| gen. |
imperceptible; imperceivable; pipsqueak |
| jerg. |
nothing to write home about (Interex) |
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| gen. |
two bits |
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| gen. |
frivolously; insignificantly (ujin8); mildly (Баян); a very slight degree; marginally (Anglophile); lightly; inconsiderably; pitifully; remote; slightly; fractionally; subtly (User); modestly (Min$draV) |
| Gruzovik |
inappreciably |
| econ. |
do little to + инфинитив (A.Rezvov) |
| makár. |
in a minor way; nominally |
| mat. |
moderately; low |
| psic. |
little |
