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fiddly [ˈfɪdlɪ] adj -dlier, -dliest
small and awkward to do or handle Translations fiddly [ˈfɪdlɪ] ADJ (fiddlier (compar) (fiddliest (superl))) [job] → complicado, difícil; [object] → difícil de manejar fiddly [ˈfɪdəli] adj [task] → minutieux/euse fiddly adj (+er) (Brit) (= intricate) job, task → knifflig (inf); (= awkward to use) object, controls etc → umständlich; it is fiddly to use → es ist (in der Benutzung) zu umständlich; little fiddly bits → umständliche Kleinteile pl How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It isn't fiddly or fuzzy, or about dolphins and anchors, and our building has been designed to fit into this context. With use, we have identified several things about the desk which do not work such as the till being too low and some of the lesser used equipment being fiddly to use. Think of all the fiddly bits and pieces that may seem trivial but can be enormously helpful when a session is in full swing, including. |
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