Usage examples of "ever so little" in English with translation to Italian

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I had so little time that I had to eat lunch in a hurry. Avevo così poco tempo che ho dovuto pranzare di corsa.
Have you ever eaten a banana pie? Hai già mangiato una crostata alle banane?
In general, little girls are fond of dolls. Generalmente le ragazzine vanno matte per le bambole.
The flood was the greatest disaster they had ever had. L'alluvione era il disastro più grave che avevano mai avuto.
With a little more care, he wouldn't have failed. Con un po' più di attenzione, non avrebbe fallito.
Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan? Hai mai letto la Costituzione del Giappone?
Could you talk a little slower? Potresti parlare un po' più lentamente?
Have you ever seen a pier? Hai mai visto un molo?
Tom can speak only a little French. Tom sa parlare solo un po' di francese.
Have you ever been there? Ci sei mai stato?
My urine is a little red. La mia urina è un po' rossa.
Have you ever eaten raw fish? Hai mai mangiato del pesce crudo?
Tom has very little choice. Tom ha molta poca scelta.
Have you ever seen a whale? Hai mai visto una balena?
This young man knows little about his country. Questo giovane sa poco del suo paese.
Have you ever touched a dolphin? Hai mai toccato un delfino?
I have little time to read. Ho poco tempo per leggere.
Have you ever sung in public? Hai mai cantato in pubblico?
You must get up a little earlier. Devi alzarti un po' prima.
Talking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in spring? Parlando di Svizzera, ci sei mai stato in primavera?
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