Examples of using "Leggermente" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm a little bit hungry.
- I'm slightly hungry.
- I'm a bit hungry.
I feel slightly sick.
We're running a bit behind schedule.
Tom smiled, slightly embarrassed.
I'm slightly worried about Tom.
I'm slightly hungry.
- I'm a little bit hungry.
- I'm slightly hungry.
- I'm a bit hungry.
I'm slightly worried about them.
I'm slightly worried about him.
I'm slightly worried about her.
Tom seems to be slightly annoyed.
Something kind of embarrassing.
but it is a little bit different,
Tom is slightly overweight.
Tom seems slightly confused.
Tom sounded slightly panicked.
Tom sounded slightly jealous.
Tom seems slightly distracted.
Tom looks slightly disgusted.
- You're a little late.
- You are a little late!
Tom limps slightly.
Sami is mildly delusional.
Tom was slightly confused.
We landed at Narita a little behind schedule.
So then I press a little bit further,
You can bend the pliers
Three people were slightly injured.
Tom is just slightly taller than Mary.
And then you can lightly close your eyes
But it might just have been, with slightly different physics,
Bend your head back slightly. - so?
Mary has a slightly tanned skin.
Tom and I are both a little busy.
The diameter of the hole was slightly larger.
He drunk wine, so he is slightly drunk.
The road curves gently toward the lake.
On Monday, his condition improved slightly.
Tom's truck was slightly damaged.
Do you think you could make a little less noise?
My opinion is a little different from yours.
Every mosquito species makes a slightly different buzz.
And often, a good way of getting these tarantulas to move is you gently blow on them.
4 forward, drifting to the right a little Down a half
Body was slightly hunched forward and was following the scent trail.
It has a crunchy bite, tastes slightly oily and very mild.
The room warmed slightly.
Persian infantry remained largely static, but moved slightly up the field,
When Tom reached the front door, he noticed it was slightly open.
I'd kind of given up and was going back to the shore. Something just made me veer slightly to the left.