English to Spanish Meaning of petite - chiquita

Petite :
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Definitions of petite in English
Noun(1) a garment size for short or slender women
Adjective(1) very small
Examples of petite in English
(1) Classic Japanese and Thai restaurant, Zen, is recruiting petite women as waitresses at the restaurant.(2) A set of feet came quickly down the staircase, letting into view the figure of a petite woman in a loose white dress.(3) The young lady was petite and delicate featured.(4) Following him was a petite woman who also was in her mid forties but didn't look a day over thirty five.(5) She was petite with delicate features and hands that seemed to be ageless.
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Adjective
1. small ::
pequeña
2. dainty ::
delicado
3. diminutive ::
diminutivo
4. slight ::
leve
5. little ::
pequeño
6. tiny ::
minúsculo
7. elfin ::
duendecillo
8. delicate ::
delicado
9. small-boned ::
de huesos pequeños
10. size-zero ::
tamaño de cero
11. wee ::
pequeñito
12. pint-sized ::
pinta de tamaño
Different Forms
petite, petites
Word Example from TV Shows
...bother to create a petite, hot, 17-year-old killer robot?

...bother to create a PETITE, hot, 17-year-old killer robot?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 10

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