Examples of using Only slightly in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Any word on my car? Only slightly.
Start short, but only slightly.
The anabolic component is only slightly pronounced.
was luckily only slightly injured.
October is similar to October, only slightly cooler.
Their skin is intact and only slightly flaky.
In his time he was recognized but only slightly.
The second only slightly more complicated.
Meanwhile, Neil was teaching animals only slightly cleverer than him that there's more to life than fish.
The United Kingdom was only slightly above the average at 81%. Other nations were France at 82.
The minimum heat conductance is only slightly lower with krypton, but this is achieved with a significantly smaller air space- an advantage for triple-insulation glazing in particular.
They are generally flat or only slightly raised compared to the surrounding unaffected skin surface.
Only slightly more flexible was the music of the readings(the Epistle,
The share of investment in total government expenditure is to decline only slightly over the programme period.
The proportion of watercourses unaffected, or only slightly affected, increased from just less than 35 per cent to more than 44 per cent in the period.
then the oil will stick to his hands, although only slightly, it is necessary to wear gloves when it would rub the head?
My concerns are only slightly fueled by stories of the ugly“bro” culture
Total mortality rate was reduced in this study as well, but only slightly and not with statistical significance.
But through their instinct and their still only slightly developed reasoning they can, through physical conceptions, hold on to those crucial answers that are
It is very anabolic as well as only slightly androgenic, so the danger of adverse effects serves when compared to the good Trenbolone results.