small

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UK /smɔ:l/

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adj.AdjectiveLittle in size; not big

Roberta walked her small dog in the park every day

adj.Adjective(Of letters) not written in capital letters

The font contained only small letters without capitals or numbers

adj.AdjectiveBeing insignificant or minor

Don’t worry, it’s only a small problem, we can fix it easily

adj.Adjective(Of a business) with few people or things; local

He owns a small shop but people come for miles to buy his products

adj.Adjective(Of voice) being soft and quiet

No one in the back of the room could hear Hazel's small voice

adj.Adjective(Of a child) being young

When children are small, they are so cute and innocent

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anthropologists found that there was a small core part of the population of chimpanzees
anthropologists found that there was a small core part of the population of chimpanzees

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of small arms.
of small arms.
The experimental .280 British was the prime calibre contender - a small, high velocity
The experimental .280 British was the prime calibre contender - a small, high velocity

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material had been used for small parts previously, but some engineers doubted it's ability
material had been used for small parts previously, but some engineers doubted it's ability

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Barnard's Star is what astronomers call a red dwarf – a small, dim, and truly ancient
Barnard's Star is what astronomers call a red dwarf – a small, dim, and truly ancient
For something normally as bright and heavy as a star, being small, dim, and super-fast
For something normally as bright and heavy as a star, being small, dim, and super-fast

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But since they appear a little late, the remaining teeth usually take up the available space in the small jaw.
But since they appear a little late, the remaining teeth usually take up the available space in the small jaw.

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(Small Form Pluggable or Small Factor Pluggable)
(Small Form Pluggable or Small Factor Pluggable)