littleness如何读

英:['lɪtlnəs]

美:['lɪtlnəs]

littleness是什么意思

  • n.细小(少量)

littleness词根

词根:little

adj.

little 小的;很少的;短暂的;小巧可爱的

adv.

little 完全不

n.

little 少许;没有多少;短时间

littleness英英释义

adjective

not big: such as

small in size or extent : tiny

has little feet

young

was too little to remember

of a plant or animal small in comparison with related forms—used in vernacular names

having few members or inhabitants little towns

a little group

small in condition, distinction, or scope

big business trampling on the little fellow

narrow, mean

the pettiness of little minds

pleasingly small

a cute little thing

—used as an intensive

why, you little devil!

not much: such as

existing only in a small amount or to a slight degree

has little money

short in duration : brief

There is little time left.

existing to an appreciable though not extensive degree or amount—used with a

had a little money in the bank

small in importance or interest : trivial

a few little problems to be dealt with

adverb

in only a small quantity or degree : slightly

facts that were little known at the time

not at all

cared little for their neighbors

rarely, infrequently

pronoun

not much : almost nothing There was little to spare. They ate little that morning. The child recalled/understood little of what happened. There is little we can do to help. His argument did little to change their minds. They told us precious little about the situation.

Little has changed.

noun

a small amount or quantity There's still some money left, but only a very little. They didn't understand much but they did understand a little. They understood more than a little [=much] of what was going on. The family worked hard to earn what little they could. With quality perfumes a little goes a long way.—Gerry Cupido

She felt better after she'd eaten a little.

a short time or distance It's on the right, just a little past the school.

We sat and rested for a little.

a young child : little one … Beyoncé and JAY-Z don't post many photos of their littlest littles.—Azure Hall As a mom determined to nurse each of her littles, I've tucked myself away in airplane bathrooms dozens of times to pump ounces of milk.—Kourtney Gibson

How you introduce your littles to the trail helps determine what they think of hiking as they grow.—Backpacker

littleness词源中文解释

古英语 lytelnes; 参见 little(形容词)+ -ness。

littleness词源英文解释

Adjective, Adverb, and Noun Middle English littel, from Old English lȳtel; akin to Old High German luzzil little

The first known use of little was before the 12th century

littleness儿童词典英英释义

livelongadjective

during the whole of : entire

worked all the livelong day

livelyadjective

full of life : active

a lively puppy

keen entry 1 sense 3

a lively interest

full of spirit or feeling

a lively debate

showing activity or spirit

a lively manner

livelyadjective

full of life : active

a lively puppy

keen entry 1 sense 3

a lively interest

full of spirit or feeling

a lively debate

showing activity or spirit

a lively manner

livelihoodnoun

living entry 2 sense 3

livableadjective

suitable for living in or with

livableadjective

suitable for living in or with

liturgynoun

a religious rite or body of rites

littoral1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or situated or growing on or near a shore (as of the sea)

littoral2 of 2noun

a coastal region

little1 of 3adjective

small in size

young entry 1 sense 1a

was too little to remember

small in comparison with related forms

little blue heron

narrow entry 1 sense 3, mean

people with little minds

small in quantity

there was little food to feed them

short in duration

little time left

small in importance

life's little problems

being younger

my little brother

little2 of 3adverb

in a very small quantity or degree : slightly a little known fact

had little more than we needed

not very often

travels little

little3 of 3noun

a small amount or quantity

a short time or distance

littleness 例句

1 I banished all idea of attacking D'Entrangues through his wife, wondering at the littleness of spirit which had ever conceived such a thought.

2 Please speak as little as possible.

3 The marine monster who lived in this shell has been replaced by a miserable spider; a life full of littleness has succeeded the life of grandeur of past ages.

4 Unlike highly intelligent terrestrial mammals, such as chimps, gorillas, or humans, there is very little evidence that wild killer whales have ever sought revenge.

5 It is frequently confused with servility or littleness.

6 a little group of people

7 His art is little known in this country.

8 Apart from this want felt in his works, there is a littleness in his aspect as a character.

9 If it is an abode of pleasure, we live in the satiety and littleness of soul which such a life brings.

10 It did more than even this, for it caused them to feel their own littleness, and the might of the Majesty that made the world.

11 The reasons of this transfer are worth repeating, as they mark the strong and habitual aversion which John Adams felt and inculcated, to every species of littleness and meanness.

12 Get at the littleness of it—get at the littleness of it.

13 The Pilgrim fathers founded the United States of America in order to publish the greatness of God and the littleness of man.

14 You have little choice but to pay attention.

15 Go forth in silence and alone, This glorious sight to scan, And bid the humbled spirit own The littleness of man.”

16 I cannot understand the world—cannot comprehend the frivolities and littlenesses.

17 Oh, how often does that desire to become a great man render one a little man!--how often is it the source of littleness in those who might otherwise be great indeed!

18 There's little hope of a rescue now.

19 The solitude of the desert, or the loftiness of the mountain, may fill the mind with awe Ð the sense of our own littleness in some greater presence or power.

20 Using a vegetable peeler, take a bit of the peel of an orange, trying to get as little white pith as possible.

littleness 同义词

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littleness 短语相关

little person wrap (someone) around one's (little) finger little wonder the little woman little by little wired (a little) too tight/tightly put/have little faith in bear little relationship to/with little if any a big fish in a little pond

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