Examples of using "قليلًا" in a sentence and their english translations:
Little by little, you will notice improvement in your writings.
Little did I know
It's a bit of a mouthful.
So I'm a bit of a nerd,
you feel a little bit drunk.
it's a little bigger than Pennsylvania.
that's changed color slightly,
Is this starting to sound a little bit familiar?
Let's consider another thing, "Let's organize the companies,
but it's a little bit like climbing up a mountain.
So it becomes quite complex.
And if I make the numbers a little larger,
they framed it a little bit differently.
and if you're willing to take some risks,
You could think of it a little bit like alcohol.
let's talk a little about love in companies,"
do you want some self-consistency?
So let's talk a little bit about infrastructure.
You may need to give it a break.
It's actually a bit personal.
a bit less if there's a wall between.
It might take a little bit longer.
It was a little bit scary in the dark.
We are going to chitchat just a little bit about medical cannabis, though, tonight.
because I'm presenting it a bit longer than the others.
He was encouraging but a bit skeptical.
So let's talk about superbugs for a moment.
And then it just happens. I put my hand out a tiny bit.
Do you have one a little bigger than these?
Stars move a little bit; galaxies don't move at all;
Little escapes the tarantula's surveillance system.
"But don't you think that it's a little big?" asked the shopkeeper.
you need to know a little bit more about my history.
Now, I think we can all empathize with this a little bit,
It's a coffee mug that utilizes the excess heat of your hot drink
But I believe that very few of you would raise their hand and say,
♪ And rest for a while 'neath the warm summer sun? ♪
or it's a little weird or it's a little intimate.
They're making the significance calculation.
Body was slightly hunched forward and was following the scent trail.
I will make some coffee.
who I looked up to was a little different, and I couldn't always relate with them.
I'd kind of given up and was going back to the shore. Something just made me veer slightly to the left.