little
英 ['l?t(?)l]
美['l?tl]
- adj. 小的；很少的；短暫的；小巧可愛的
- adv. 完全不
- n. 少許；沒有多少；短時(shí)間
- n. (Little)人名；(英)利特爾
詞組搭配
in little
(archaic)on a small scale; in miniature
(古)小規(guī)模的，微縮的
little or nothing
hardly anything
幾乎沒有
make little of
treat as unimportant
沒當(dāng)回事
they made little of their royal connection.
他們沒把與王室的關(guān)系當(dāng)回事兒。
no little
considerable
不小，很大
a factor of no little importance.
很重要的因素。
not a little
a great deal (of); much
不小，很多
not a little consternation was caused.
造成了不小的恐慌。
quite a little
a fairly large amount of
很多，大量
some spoke quite a little English.
有些人大講英語(yǔ)。
quite the little —
used when condescendingly or ironically recognizing that someone has a particular quality or accomplishment
［用以表示不情愿地或諷刺地承認(rèn)某人具備能力或取得了成就］的確，真正
you've become quite the little horsewoman.
你現(xiàn)在確實(shí)已成為女騎師了。
a little
Somewhat; a bit
一點(diǎn)兒
felt a little better.
感覺好了一點(diǎn)
little by little
By small degrees or increments; gradually.
逐漸地：慢慢地或逐漸增長(zhǎng)地；漸漸地