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Перевод: tad

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ребенок ; мальчуган ; капелька ; чуточка

Тезаурус:

1. This bass is finished in polyester which, though undoubtedly resilient, is a tad too modern and shiny for my taste, and detracts from the more tactile effect of the woods used.
2. From the days when the quality of Ocean's general releases was a tad suspect came Highlander , a dire sword-fight game with tenuous links to the original script.
3. Others (conservative-mod element) had short hair anyway and now had it just a tad shorter - the new mood suited them.
4. They know which one Richey actually is , since the above cutting (ha ha) suggests that The Scar , sorry, Star , are a tad confused.
5. If you're comfortable with them, you'll find TAD simple to use, and the mercifully short manual guides you painlessly through the use of what is a pretty simple piece of software.
6. For, as Renault itself has admitted ("Three men and a car company", Autocar Motor , 20 February) the French maker's reputation for quality was a tad patchy before the 19 was introduced two years ago.
7. Easy-to-use menu screens, but a tad too green.
8. Too simple, perhaps, to justify the price tag of 39.95, but if that doesn't deter you, TAD offers a well-structured and systematic look at your training, from a number of perspectives.
9. Considering the overall sound quality and taking into account how much is in such a compact package the retail price of a touch under 1500 might seem a tad high, but it compares more than favourably with reel-to-reel machines aimed at the same market.
10. On slightly narrower 165/65 section tyres it seems to grip almost as well as the G40, while its steering seems, if anything, a tad sharper.
11. The stuff about "wretched human tampons" was a tad strong.
12. "Well, I've always said that Sollie Ollie was just a tad too radical to hold high office in these heah United States."
13. Surely they can't begrudge us for being a tad sharper round the bends?