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The button is too small for big hands.

She has a small camera.

The pocket is small.

The teacher gives a small example to explain the rule.

My uncle lives on a small island near the city.

I met my uncle at a small wedding this weekend.

The wedding is small but very beautiful.

Small victories every day give us success in life.

A number of children play in a small area in front of the house.

She improves her Icelandic every day with small exercises.

Now we rent a small apartment near the university.

On Sundays we sometimes go to a small rural museum near the city.

She is going to a small conference at the university today.

She fries fish in a pan and stirs the sauce in a small pot.

The towel hangs on the chair, and the soap is in a small cabinet in the bathroom.

She takes a small tool out of a cardboard box and says that I may use it.

This weekend we want to build a small table for the living room.

She cuts carrot and cucumber finely and puts them in a small bowl.

She finds her eraser in her bag after she makes small mistakes.

Whether the room is small or big, I do not want to throw away good books.

The kettle boils quickly, so I stir the tea with a small spoon.

She boils potatoes in a small pot while I put the dishes on the table.

The child has a small wound on the hand, so I put a bandage on it.

Opposite the playground there is a small shop where I sometimes buy water.

She has a small wound on her finger after she cut a pear.

We walk in our hiking boots along a narrow path toward a small waterfall.

On the way home we find another path that runs by a small valley.

I empty a small can of tomatoes onto the pizza and then add flour to the dough.

If I had more time, I would bake a small pizza with mushrooms and garlic tonight.

In December we send not only letters, but also small gifts to our friends.

A small lie can hurt a friendship that has been strong for a long time.

Sometimes a small lie is worse than the truth.

“Big” and “small” are antonyms.