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1. (adj.) petite
(of a woman) short and having a small, trim figure; diminutive.
2. (n.) petite
a size of garments for women of less than average height and with average or diminutive figures.
3. petite
a garment in this size.
Etymology: (1705–15; < F; fem. of
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1. (adj) petite
a garment size for short or slender women
2. (adj) bantam, diminutive, lilliputian, midget, petite, tiny, flyspeck
very small
"diminutive in stature"; "a lilliputian chest of drawers"; "her petite figure"; "tiny feet"; "the flyspeck nation of Bahrain moved toward democracy"
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Sense: (of women and girls) small and neat
That girl is very petite.
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 Afrikaans: klein |
 Arabic: صَغير القَد وَجَميل |
 Bulgarian: дребничка |
 Brazilian: pequena |
 Czech: drobný, křehký |
 German: adrett |
 Danish: lille og fiks |
 Greek: μικροκαμωμένος |
 Spanish: chiquita, menuda |
 Estonian: nett |
 Farsi: ظریف و ریز اندام |
 Finnish: siro |
 French: menue |
 Hebrew: קָטָן |
 Hindi: ठिंगनी |
 Croatian: malena i graciozna, mali |
 Hungarian: filigrán |
 Indonesian: mungil |
 Icelandic: fíngerður |
 Italian: piccola |
 Japanese: 小柄な |
 Korean: 몸집이 자고 세련된 |
 Lithuanian: mažutis, smulkutis |
 Latvian: mazs; smalks |
 Malay: kecil molek |
 Dutch: tenger |
 Norwegian: liten og fiks, nett |
 Polish: drobna |
 Persian: ظریف و ریز اندام |
 Pashto: ښكلى اندام |
 Portuguese: pequena |
 Romanian: minionă |
 Russian: маленькая и изящная |
 Slovak: útla |
 Slovenian: drobna |
 Serbian: sitan |
 Swedish: liten och nätt |
 Thai: เล็กและบอบบาง |
 Turkish: ufak tefek ve bakımlı, çı |
 Taiwanese: (女子等)個子小的，嬌小的 |
 Ukrainian: мініатюрна |
 Urdu: چھوٹا اور صاف |
 Vietnamese: nhỏ nhắn |
 Chinese: 娇小的 |
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