slightly如何读

英:[ˈslaɪtli]

美:[ˈslaɪtli]

slightly是什么意思

  • adv.些微地;稍微;瘦小地

slightly自然拼读

slight·ly

slaIt li

slightly英英释义

adjective

having a slim or delicate build : not stout or massive in body

lacking in strength or substance : flimsy, frail

deficient in weight, solidity, or importance : trivial

a slight movie

small of its kind or in amount a slight odor of gas

a slight chance

verb

transitive verb

to treat as slight or unimportant : make light of

to treat with disdain or indifference

slight a guest

to perform or attend to carelessly and inadequately

don't slight your work

noun

an act or an instance of slighting

an instance of being slighted : a humiliating discourtesy

slightly词源中文解释

1520年代,“纤细地,苗条地”; 1590年代,“在小的程度或度量上”,来自 slight(形容词)+ -ly(2)。它也被证明是从1590年代开始“缺乏尊重或仪式感”,但 OED 将其标记为“罕见”。

slightly词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English, smooth, slight, probably from Old English sliht- (in eorth-slihtes level with the ground); akin to Old High German sleht smooth, slīhhan to glide — more at slick >entry 2

The first known use of slight was in the 14th century

slightly儿童词典英英释义

slight1 of 3adjective

having a slim or delicate build : not stout

lacking in strength or substance : flimsy, frail

lacking weight, solidity, or importance : trivial

small of its kind or in amount

slight2 of 3verb

to treat with disrespect

to perform or attend to carelessly and without proper attention to detail

slight3 of 3noun

an act or an instance of slighting

a humiliating discourtesy

slightly 例句

1 He started to moved olf, and then he turned, and to the black face looking up, to the red eyes, he looked down and bowed slightly, touching his cap.

2 Then he leaned over and put a hand beside his mouth, as if he did not wish to be overheard, an effect slightly lessened by his whisper, which was loud enough to deafen.

3 Or my even sadder crush on Jessie’s very slightly younger brother.

4 The gun quivered in his hand ever so slightly.

5 Tally prayed it would be slightly less freezing late in the day, after the sun had had a chance to warm it up.

6 The door of the slave quarters was slightly ajar, but Ignatius threw himself against it anyway, shattering several panes of glass.

7 Jack smiled slightly as he marveled for the hundredth time that her hair could really be blue like that.

8 An inch shorter than Joe, and more slightly built, he was nevertheless a fine physical specimen and striking to look at, with fine, regular features; gracefully proportioned limbs; and an open, eager face.

9 If I ran out of pot I drank wine, and when I couldn’t get that my buddy Marvin and I drank NyQuil, which got you high and sleepy and slightly sick.

10 The hot iron has slightly singed the cloth.

热熨斗把布烫焦了一些.

11 The bunk mattress was hard, the blankets prickly and slightly damp.

这个铺位的床垫很硬,毯子也很扎人,而且还有点潮。

12 They drove past a great square dotted with market stalls, and then Jonas turned down a quieter street lined with townhouses, driving slightly uphill.

13 I wouldn't say your stomach was big — it's just slightly convex.

我不会说你的肚子大——它只是有点凸出.

14 The whole place has a slightly spooky atmosphere.

整个地方的气氛有点阴森可怖。

15 That spring Vivian, a foster child who was slightly younger than me, moved in and slept on a cot in Mrs. Chavez’s room.

16 Her wig looked slightly crooked and her makeup was beginning to melt in the humidity.

17 Stephen nodded ever so slightly, his eyes locked on me.

18 I've labeled her "Big Harm" behind her back—short for the harmonium she plays—and her husband is "Little Harm," because he's shorter, skinnier, and slightly less evil than his wife.

19 That night, the girls cooked up a dinner of slightly burned fish, grubs, and bulrushes.

20 If the nose fell, I was supposed to pull back slightly on the wheel, and vice versa.

slightly 同义词

3 略微地

vaguely fractionally

5 纤弱地

sl.

6 轻微化

sl.

7

little poco

14 有一点

little

16 轻蔑地

lightly disparagingly

19 脆弱地

sl. short vulnerably

22 些微

song spark jot whit

24 轻轻地

small lightly softly noiseless

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