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Перевод: tittle

[существительное]
мельчайшая частица; чуточка ; диакритический знак; капелька

Тезаурус:

1. The Black Swan Literary Quiz Book which may have the Sunday Times names somewhere in the tittle too
2. He concluded that "the meaning which the advertiser intended to convey was that there was not a thing, not a jot and not a tittle, which would prove scientifically that cigarette smoke caused disease."
3. Messages IV suggested greater youth in its composer, Stephen Tittle, who used a sort of minimalism with interruptions to build up a spirited and engaging little number, though hardly one to overstretch the skills of Bob Becker, the percussionist this time.
4. Tittle (1986) sees adolescent girls' increasingly negative attitudes and lowered expectations of success in maths as an outcome of experiences in and outside education, and a filter for many performance differences in adolescence.
5. You will agree, nonetheless, that it was more than a tittle odd.
6. PAMELA: I will never, sir, enter into a subject that is not proper to be communicates every tittle of it to Mr. Belville and this must be my excuse for withdrawing.
7. In a desperately tense tittle battle with John Kocinski, which often overflowed with off-track vitriol, Cardus finally lacked the killer instinct when he needed it most.
8. 1986, Tittle 1986).
9. Tittle calls for the layers of cognition which affect learning, the "attributions, interests, values and attitudes" (1986: 1166), to be investigated.
10. She assured the women she addressed that suffragists did not want them to give up "one jot or tittle of your womanliness, your love for children, your care for the sick, your gentleness, your self-control, your obedience to conscience and duty".
11. Just as under Mrs Thatcher, the crucial choices were decided in small committees: although there were open discussions at full cabinet meetings during March, there is no evidence that they changed a jot or tittle of the tax.