| 释义 |
[/slaɪt; slaɪt/] adj (-er, -est) 用法:
1 not serious or important; small 不严重的; 不重要的; 微小的; 轻微的:
a slight slip, error, change, improvement 些微的失误、 错误、 变化、 改进 *
a slight headache 轻微的头痛 *
The differences between the pictures are very slight. 这两幅画差别很小. *
do sth without the slightest difficulty, ie with no difficulty at all 毫无困难地做某事 *
She takes offence at the slightest thing, ie is very easily offended. 她动不动就生气. *
Compared to his early work, this is a rather slight novel, ie not a major one. 这部小说与他早期作品相比, 不甚重要. 用法:
2 not thick and strong; frail; slender 不粗壮的; 脆弱的; 细长的:
a slight figure, girl 苗条的身材、 女孩 *
supported by a slight framework 由纤细的骨架支撑的. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) not in the `slightest not at all 毫不; 一点也不:
You didn't embarrass me in the slightest. 你一点也没让我为难. slight 2
[/slaɪt; slaɪt/] v [Tn] treat (sb) without proper respect or courtesy; snub 怠慢（某人）; 冷落:
a slighting remark 怠慢的话 *
She felt slighted because no one spoke to her. 没人跟她说话, 她觉得受到冷落. slight 3
n ~ (to/on sb/sth) act, remark, etc that offends sb 冒犯他人的行为、 言语等; 蔑视; 侮辱:
My remark was not meant as a slight on you. 我的话并没有冒犯你的意思. *
She suffered many slights from colleagues. 她多次遭到同事侮慢. |