No. 124 in Lithuanian
bent
"At least" or "even" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Norėčiau bent vieną kartą nuvykti į Paryžių.
I would like to visit Paris at least once.
In this sentence, 'bent' means 'at least' and is used to indicate a minimum expectation or desire.
Jei bent šiek tiek pasistengtum, pasiektum geresnių rezultatų.
If you made even a little effort, you would achieve better results.
Here, 'bent' implies 'even a little,' expressing minimal effort or extent.
Man užtenka bent minimalaus įvertinimo.
For me, a minimal assessment is enough.
In this usage, 'bent' conveys the idea of sufficiency, emphasizing a minimum required value or amount.
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