small-time
ˈsmɑːl taɪm
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Definition of small-time - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

low tiernot important, successful, or large in amount
  • He was just a small-time thief.
  • He ran a small-time bakery on the corner.
  • They dismissed his operation as a small-time venture.
insignificant minor petty
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Terms with small-time included in their meaning

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time
in very small increments of time
toy
small rubber toy duck for bath time
mealtime
time set aside for eating a small meal
payment
paying in small amounts over time
space
fit something into a small space or time
slow change
happening in small, slow steps over time
leisurely activity
spend time doing small tasks or move without clear purpose
figurative
take time to enjoy life or small things

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  1. French:petit, ...
  2. German:klein, ...
  3. Italian:minore, ...
  4. Spanish:insignificante, ...
  5. Portuguese:insignificante, ...
  6. Chinese:小规模的, ...
  7. Japanese:小物の, ...
  8. Arabic:صغير الشأن, ...
  9. Hebrew:זוּטַר, ...
  10. Russian:мелкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дрібний, ...
  12. Hindi:छोटे स्तर का, ...

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