wee

• Usado no inglês britânico para descrever algo pequeno ou minúsculo; também pode significar uma pequena quantidade.

Used in British English to describe something as small or little.

1. Very smallA2informal

   Extremely small in size or amount.

   Minúsculo

   • She had a wee little puppy.
   • He took a wee sip of his drink.
   • There's just a wee bit of cake left.

   Sinônimosdiminutiveinsignificantmicroscopicminusculeminutepetiteslighttiny

   Antônimosbigenormousgigantichugeimmenselargemassivevast

2. B1informal

   Occurring at a very early time, especially in the morning.

   Muito cedo

   • We set off at the wee hours of the morning.
   • She woke up in the wee small hours.
   • The party lasted until the wee hours.

   Sinônimosearlysmallunearthly

• Substantivo informal que designa um curto período de tempo, um instante ou momento breve.

A noun referring to a short period of time, often used informally.

1. A short timeA2informalbritish

   A brief or small period of time.

   Instante

   • I'll be back in a wee while.
   • Let's wait just a wee bit longer.
   • He rested for a wee before continuing his journey.

   Sinônimosbitjiffyminutemomentsecondspelltickwhile

   Antônimosageeoneternity

• Verbo que significa urinar, usado de forma informal ou ao falar com crianças.

A verb meaning to urinate, often used informally or in child-directed speech.

1. UrinateA2informalbritish

   To pass urine from the body.

   Urinar

   • The toddler needed to wee before the car ride.
   • I really need to wee after drinking all that water.
   • He went behind the tree to wee.

   Sinônimosmicturatepass waterpeepiddletinkleurinateweewee