Let us touch ever so lightly on her three children, poco, Confuoco, and Strepitoso.
You do surely belong to the 'land of poco tiempo,' Blue Bonnet.
But we no pay twenty dollars unless you get us to Cruces poco pronto, sabe?
If we could only bar publicity to all the poco felice verses!
The poco di piu and poco di meno has, in such contingencies, an unbounded influence.
I was hurrying homewards to distant Inglaterra—so Juanito had explained—because my brother was poco bueno—not very well.
The first variation is poco piu lento, and at once demands great skill to execute its difficult running movements.
poco despus el segundo deba hacer lo mismo, y por ltimo el tercero.
La nia prometi con lgrimas lo que su madre peda, y sta, tranquila y resignada, expir a poco.
“When I have finished this cigar we will be there,” they say; and “poco distancia” with them means often many miles.
in musical directions, "a little, slightly," 1724, from Italian poco, from Latin paucus "few, little" (see paucity).