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ˈlit·tle folk СЪЩ + pl vb esp Irish
I. folk [fəʊk, Am foʊk] СЪЩ
1. folk pl (people):
2. folk no pl (music):
Folk м <-s>
II. folk [fəʊk, Am foʊk] СЪЩ modifier
1. folk (art):
folk [art, club, singer]
2. folk (traditional):
folk [customs, culture, religion]
I. lit·tle <smaller [or -r], smallest [or -st]> [ˈlɪtl̩, Am -t̬-] ПРИЛ
1. little (small):
klein <kleiner, am kleinsten>
2. little (young):
klein <kleiner, am kleinsten>
3. little distance:
kurz <kürzer, am kürzesten>
4. little <less, least> time:
wenig <weniger, wenige, weniges; weniger, am wenigsten>
5. little attr, inv (trivial):
klein <kleiner, am kleinsten>
to have a little word with sb ирон
ein Wörtchen mit jdm reden разг
a little problem ирон
6. little (not much):
Phrases:
II. lit·tle <less, least> [ˈlɪtl̩, Am -t̬-] НРЧ
1. little (somewhat):
2. little (hardly):
wenig <weniger, wenige, weniges; weniger, am wenigsten>
sich вин kaum von etw дат unterscheiden
Phrases:
III. lit·tle [ˈlɪtl̩, Am -t̬-] PRON
1. little (small quantity):
a little of sth
ein wenig von etw дат
2. little (not much):
wenig <weniger, wenige, weniges; weniger, am wenigsten>
[very] little of sth
[sehr] wenig von etw дат
the [or what]little ...
the little sb does sth
3. little (distance):
4. little (time):
Phrases:
Запис в OpenDict
little ПРИЛ
PONS OpenDict

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Each hobbit hole is also landscaped, as if one of the little folk has just been tending the garden before suddenly being called away.
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In a perfect world we would be able to teach the little folk that they should behave perfectly while mommy or daddy is driving.
www.theglobeandmail.com
Our little folk band in an actual arena!
www.outinperth.com
Some of our little folks have experienced some really scary sights and sounds, or have had to evacuate from their homes.
thespinoff.co.nz
Your notion is outstanding; the pain is a thing that too little folks are speaking intelligently about.
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