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small

0 not large in size -- petit/-ite
- a small house/tree/car une petite maison / un petit arbre / une petite voiture
1 not serious or severe -- léger/-ère
- a small problem/error un léger problème / une légère erreur
2 very young -- petit/-ite
- a small girl/boy/child une petite fille / un jeune/petit garçon / un/une jeune enfant
3 little in size, degree, importance etc; not large or great -- petit
- She was accompanied by a small boy of about six
- There’s only a small amount of sugar left
- She cut the meat up small for the baby.
4 not doing something on a large scale -- petit
- He’s a small businessman.
5 little; not much -- peu de
- You have small reason to be satisfied with yourself.
6 (of the letters of the alphabet) not capital -- minuscule
- The teacher showed the children how to write a capital G and a small g.

I believe that unfortunately you have a small, but growing black spot on your otherwise spotless reputation.
It is in fact very difficult to control any kind of self-employed worker, artisan or small entrepreneur.
We shall simply no longer tolerate a situation in which a small percentage of farms receive the bulk of the grants.
This is what we all hope for, with one small regret: why did we not think of it before?
It is a small programme, but nevertheless an important one.
I wish in this connection to express one small hope.
Yet again, the small-business entrepreneur is being targeted and disadvantaged by bureaucratic interference and overregulation.
Given the total, this is a very small amount.