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He is a little fat . Anh ấy hơi mập . She drinks a little wine at times . Đôi khi cô ấy uống một chút rượu. There's a possibility of war . Có khả năng xảy ra chiến tranh. Do you have one a little bigger than these ? Bạn có cái nào lớn hơn cái này một chút không? It is a little cool today . Hôm nay trời hơi mát. I am a little out of sorts today . Tôi là một chút ra khỏi các loại ngày hôm nay. He was very naughty when he was a little boy . Anh ấy rất nghịch ngợm khi còn là một cậu bé. There is little furniture in my house . Có rất ít đồ đạc trong nhà của tôi. Mary is interested in politics . Mary quan tâm đến chính trị. He greeted her with cordiality . Anh chào đón cô với sự thân mật. Please speak a little more slowly . Hãy nói chậm hơn một chút. They're a little tight . Chúng hơi chật. Even a little child knows its name . Ngay cả một đứa trẻ nhỏ cũng biết tên của nó. She has a very strong personality . Cô ấy có một cá tính rất mạnh mẽ. There is little hope of his success . Có rất ít hy vọng về sự thành công của anh ấy. The poor little girl did nothing but weep . Cô bé đáng thương không làm gì khác ngoài khóc. I've lost a little weight . Tôi đã giảm một chút trọng lượng. I feel a little bad today . Tôi cảm thấy một chút xấu ngày hôm nay. Little did I dream that I would see you here . Tôi đã không mơ rằng tôi sẽ gặp bạn ở đây. Love me lithe , love me long . Yêu em uyển chuyển, yêu em dài lâu. He gave the boy what little money he had . Anh ta đưa cho cậu bé số tiền ít ỏi mà cậu ta có. The moon is the earth's satellite . Mặt trăng là vệ tinh của trái đất. There is little water in the glass . Có ít nước trong ly. We were not a little disappointed with you . Chúng tôi không một chút thất vọng với bạn. Politics has much to do with me . Chính trị liên quan nhiều đến tôi. I play the piano a little . Tôi chơi piano một chút. He acquired the ability to speak english . Anh ấy có được khả năng nói tiếng Anh. I will bite just a little bit . Tôi sẽ cắn một chút thôi. I think I'll look around a little more . Tôi nghĩ rằng tôi sẽ nhìn xung quanh nhiều hơn một chút. It is not her looks that is important but her ability . Điều quan trọng không phải là ngoại hình mà là khả năng của cô ấy. He is a politician in all senses . Ông là một chính trị gia trong tất cả các giác quan. The new team has the capability to win . Đội mới có khả năng giành chiến thắng. We got a little bored with each other . Chúng tôi đã có một chút chán với nhau. I have a little money with me . Tôi có một ít tiền với tôi. Little money , few friends . Ít tiền, ít bạn. He had few friends and little money . Anh ấy có ít bạn bè và ít tiền. This book is a little out of date . Cuốn sách này là một chút lỗi thời. This diver's watch is a little too expensive . Đồng hồ của thợ lặn này là một chút quá đắt. I'm computer-literate . Tôi biết sử dụng máy tính. Little did I think that I would win . Tôi đã không nghĩ rằng tôi sẽ giành chiến thắng. I have a little money this month . Tôi có một ít tiền trong tháng này. You have a little fever today , don't you ? Hôm nay bạn hơi sốt phải không? There is a little water left . Còn lại một ít nước. There is not much possibility of his coming on time . Không có nhiều khả năng anh ấy đến đúng giờ. A little language goes a long way . Một chút ngôn ngữ đi một chặng đường dài. I can speak english a little . Tôi có thể nói một chút tiếng Anh . There was little water in the well . Có ít nước trong giếng. She said that she was a little tired . Cô ấy nói rằng cô ấy hơi mệt. Thank you very much for your hospitality . Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều vì sự hiếu khách của bạn. You must not get away from reality . Bạn không được xa rời thực tế. They gave us very little trouble . Họ đã cho chúng tôi rất ít rắc rối. The little boy is afraid of the dark . Cậu bé sợ bóng tối. That sounds a little off . Điều đó nghe có vẻ hơi sai. We'll have little snow this winter . Chúng ta sẽ có ít tuyết trong mùa đông này. Be polite to your parents . Hãy chính trị với cha mẹ của bạn. I want to rest a little because all the homework is finished . Tôi muốn nghỉ ngơi một chút vì tất cả bài tập về nhà đã hoàn thành. He is a little over forty . Anh ấy ngoài bốn mươi một chút. She is by no means polite . Cô ấy hoàn toàn không phải là chính trị. They have very little to live on . Họ có rất ít để sống. You must get up a little earlier . Bạn phải dậy sớm hơn một chút. The little girl laughed her tears away . Cô bé cười chảy cả nước mắt. On my own responsibility , I will go on with this plan . Với trách nhiệm của mình, tôi sẽ tiếp tục với kế hoạch này. Please turn down the volume a little bit more . Vui lòng vặn nhỏ âm lượng hơn một chút. He made little of his illness . Anh ấy coi nhẹ bệnh tật của mình.
