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less {preposition}
med avdrag av · med avdrag av för · minus
less {pronomen}
färre · inte så många · inte så mycket
little {substantiv}
kort tid eller distans
little {adjektiv}
kort · trivial · liten · oviktig · ung · futtig · lill- · lilla- · lille- · plural små · små · inte tillräckligt · litet · liten mängd
little {adverb}
inte alls · litet · sällan
little {pronomen}
lite mängd
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... my own house, no less....
... seems less dangerous....
... legal service, no less!...
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less {adverb}
I do not think we should set about making Parliament less democratic in this way.
It does not however, want to make the directive less flexible than it already is.
How could we care about something less than something that happens after we die?
And as you go up, those are the bigger trials, so they've got less error in them.
In my view, we should be doing more with the ASEAN countries rather than less.
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As far as the content is concerned: 8 % less in Europe and 5 % less in the industrialised world, is far from good enough.
Examples of these include the large industrial steam power plants, whose end efficiency is at best 30-40 %, less 10 % for power
less {pronomen}
Fewer social rights and less pay is the basic criterion for location decisions.
Europe needs constructive action and less politically-motivated confrontation.
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If we want to produce less greenhouse gases, let us agree fewer free trade agreements.
The fewer suppliers there are, the less competition there is and the higher costs are.
less {pron.}
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It is a challenge born less out of crisis and more out of evolutionary progress ".
It is less a matter of speaking of the 'practical aspects ' of the euro than of stressing its 'fundamental significance '.
These are based not so much on how we should make Europe more attractive, but how we can make other countries less competitive.
means which are often less than legal.
I am not referring so much to what is said, although I do have, to a greater or lesser extent, some difficulty with that, such as on the subject of Turkey.
little {substantiv}
little {substantiv}
little {adjektiv}
The honourable Member thinks there is very little time left before the Gothenburg Summit.
I am sorry, but with so little time available to me, I cannot go into greater detail.
The Commission now has some time - only a little - and several possible courses of action.
And for those of you who didn't know, I'll just give a little summary.
The period of genuine consultation was so short that the process was little short of a farce.
Too little attention is paid to demographic change and the lack of specialists.
And what kind of beast couldn't get along with a precious little girl like this?
When I was a little girl, my grandfather gave me his little silver pocket watch.
A little changes here and there and I'll send it to the OTTO mail-order company.
They must not be merged together, as was done by Mr Goodwill a little while ago.
In this, governments will play a different, but no less important role.
Little guy against the big guy, corporations against the people.
Don't you think you're a little young?
She told us of little girls raped by men who believe that having sex with a very young virgin will cure them from AIDS.
I say to you: it is better to have a chairman who is a little advanced in age and who has an alert, keen mind and an open European heart
The bone histology tells us that Edmontosaurus is a juvenile, or at least a sub-adult, and the other one is an adult and we have an ontogeny.
When I was a little girl, my grandfather gave me his little silver pocket watch.
So if you look at the little script here, the speed is always going to be 30.
The little bee had wounded him more deeply... than anyone else could ever have done.
Thank you, everybody, for coming out to celebrate my little girl's bat mitzvah.
I wish to give you some advice...... about your adorable little daughter, Angela.
Here in the European Parliament, we must adopt the role of the little boy in the story.
But his little friend promised he wouldn't say it in front of the children, which is fine.
For those of you who've read "The Little Prince," you understand that reference, I hope.
The little prince who lived on an asteroid, it was called B612.
Why'd the little fat man throw you in there with them things?
little {adj.}
(Video) Mandarin Speaker: [Mandarin] PK: So what have we done to their little brains?
The fact is that there is little scope for this, even if it was desirable.
(Laughter) That's why little girls don't do math. ~~~ It's too depressing.
It's called "Pop-It," And it's about the things little kids do with their parents.
Regulation 1017 has been applied with only little modification since the 1960s.
little {adj.}
Unfortunately, there is too little evidence of this in the documents available to date.
The European Parliament has too little say in the reinforced cooperation procedure.
We have little experience to help us define a typology and lay down a single formula for resolving these difficulties by budgetary means.
The problem is that we do not spend it enough and not efficiently enough and that in the past we have done too little by way of task
The least that can be said is that if it is necessary, it is certainly not sufficient.
It is true that this second pillar is still a little less solid than the first.
On this subject, I should like to hear a little more from Commissioner Wallström.
I think it is a pity that the Commission President skated round this a little.
I shall continue by describing a little of how things look in my home district.
I think we need to word what we currently have on paper a little more strongly.
little {adj.}
little {adverb}
I can tell you that there is really very little support for this in the Convention.
There is little, and sometimes no, application of the Cotonou Agreement in the majority of cases.
It is pretty obvious that this does little for consumer protection and is sheer nonsense.
The report, in fact, mentions very little about this.
They are all men and they have shown little enthusiasm when it comes to women joining them in the local government.
The directive is very animal-friendly but in practice far too little is done properly.
That way, the little guys, the smaller countries, and the lesser-used languages lose out.
But this very often finds relatively little expression in political action.
The men who commit the murders rarely receive long prison sentences, some get off with as little as two years.
We just manage less and less often to convert these ideas into real products.
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