little
英 [ˈlɪtl] 美 [ˈlɪtl]
比较级: littler/less/lesser 最高级: littlest/least 名词: littleness
little基本解释
adj.小的；幼小的；短的；微不足道的；少到几乎没有的
adv.甚少；毫不；难得
n.极少
little相关词组
1. make little of : 不重视；
2. think little of : 不重视, 认为...没价值；
3. in little : 小规模地；
4. not a little : 许多；
5. for a little : 一会儿；
6. after a little : 过了一会儿；
little相关例句
形容词
1. I can't bother him with mylittle affairs.
我不能以我的小事去麻烦他。
2. Don't worry aboutlittle things.
别为琐事烦恼。
3. We gotlittle help from them.
我们没有从他们那儿得到什么帮助。
副词
1. You rest toolittle.
你休息得太少了。
little情景对话
搬家
A：You should save (some/ a lot/ alittle bit of) money on parking here.
你把车停在这里可以省（一些/很多/一点）钱了。
B：Yeah.
是呀。
感恩节
A：I will be home for Thanksgiving so save alittle turkey for me.
我会回家过感恩节，所以请留点儿火鸡给我。
B：Save the dark meat for me.
为我留份儿鸡腿。
生日快乐
A：Happy birthday, Alice, here is alittle something for you.
生日快乐，这是一点小礼物。
B：Thank you very much, David. It’s an excellent birthday gift.
非常谢谢你，大卫。这件礼物真棒！
little网络解释
1. 少许：问到有关贪污是否影响了他们的生活,21%的人认为非常大(very much)、26%的人认为一些(some)、22%的人认为少许(little)和26%的人认为完全没有(not at all).
2. little
2. 利特尔：......利特尔(Little)认为,专业发展的构成,必须包括这样一些活动:深化讨论、开放论争、丰富各种行动的可能性. 从教学行为的本质上看,就是使教师能够从机械运用课程和技术的方法中摆脱出来,灵活地运用教学方法和技术,帮助学生探究性地学习.
little词典解释
限定词、量词和副词用法（DETERMINER, QUANTIFIER, AND ADVERB USES）
1.（数量上）微少的，少到几乎没有的（可用so，too，very修饰）
You uselittle to indicate that there is only a very small amount of something. You can use 'so', 'too', and 'very' in front oflittle.
e.g. I hadlittle money andlittle free time...
我没什么钱，也没多少空闲时间。
e.g. I find that I need verylittle sleep these days...
我发现最近我只需要睡很少时间。
2.（频率或程度）微小地，小到几乎没有地
Little means not very often or to only a small extent.
little的意思
e.g. On their way back to Marseille they spoke verylittle...
返回马赛的路上，他们没怎么说话。
e.g. Only Africa is at presentlittle affected by hard drugs.
目前只有非洲没怎么受到硬毒品的影响。
3.（数量上）不多的（亦作a very little）
A little of something is a small amount of it, but not very much. You can also saya very little.
e.g. Mrs Caan needs alittle help getting her groceries home...
卡安太太需要有人帮把手将食品杂货拿回家。
e.g. Alittle food would do us all some good...
吃点东西，对我们大家都会有好处。
4.短时间地；一会儿地
If you do somethinga little, you do it for a short time.
little的近义词
e.g. He walked alittle by himself in the garden.
他一个人在花园里散了一会儿步。
5.（程度上）一点地，少量地
A little ora little bit means to a small extent or degree.
e.g. He complained alittle of a nagging pain between his shoulder blades...
他有几句提到说肩胛骨之间一直在疼。
e.g. He was alittle bit afraid of his father's reaction...
他有点害怕父亲的反应。
6.逐渐地；一点一点地
If something happenslittle by little, it happens very gradually.
e.g. In the beginning he had felt well, butlittle bylittle he was becoming weaker...
一开始他感觉很好，但慢慢地就变虚弱了。
e.g. I would have to learn,little bylittle, to exist alone.
我得慢慢学会独自生活。
形容词用法（ADJECTIVE USES）
The comparativelittler and the superlativelittlest are sometimes used in spoken English for meanings 1, 3, and 4, but otherwise the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectivelittle are not used.1.小的（比small略欠正式）
Little things are small in size.Little is slightly more informal thansmall .
e.g. We sat around alittle table, eating and drinking wine.
我们围坐在一张小桌旁吃吃喝喝。
e.g. ...thelittle group of art students.
那一小群艺术专业的学生
2.娇小的；小巧的
You uselittle to indicate that someone or something is small, in a pleasant and attractive way.
e.g. She's got the nicestlittle house not far from the library.
她有一幢非常漂亮的小房子，就在离图书馆不远处。
e.g. ...alittle old lady...
身材娇小的老太太
3.幼小的
Alittle child is young.
e.g. I have alittle boy of 8...
我有一个8岁的小男孩。
e.g. When I waslittle I was very hyperactive.
我小时候异常好动。
4.(兄弟或姐妹)年纪较小的
Yourlittle sister or brother is younger than you are.
e.g. Whenever Daniel'slittle sister was asked to do something she always had a naughty reply.
每次让丹尼尔的妹妹做什么事，她总是要淘气地回嘴。
5.（距离、时间、事件等）短的
Alittle distance, period of time, or event is short in length.
e.g. Just go down the road alittle way, turn left, and cross the bridge...
沿这条路走一小段，向左转，然后过桥。
e.g. Why don't we just wait alittle while and see what happens...
为什么不再等一下看看事态的发展。
6.（声音、手势等）快速的
Alittle sound or gesture is quick.
e.g. I had alittle laugh to myself...
我自顾自地笑了一下。
e.g. She stood up quickly, giving alittle cry of astonishment...
她迅速站了起来，惊叫了一声。
7.微不足道的；细小的；琐碎的
You uselittle to indicate that something is not serious or important.
e.g. ...irritatinglittle habits...
烦人的小毛病
e.g. Harry found himself getting angry overlittle things that had never bothered him before.
哈里发现自己会因为小事而生气，而以前他从不会在意这些事情。
little英英释义
little
noun
1.a small amount or duration
e.g. he accepted thelittle they gave him
adj
1.small in a way that arouses feelings (of tenderness or its opposite depending on the context)
e.g. a nicelittle job
bless yourlittle heart
my dearlittle mother
a sweetlittle deal
I'm tired of your pettylittle schemes
filthylittle tricks
what a nastylittle situation
2.(informal) small and of little importance
e.g. a fiddling sum of money
a footling gesture
our worries are lilliputian compared with those of countries that are at war
alittle (or small) matter
a dispute over niggling details
limited to petty enterprises
piffling efforts
giving a police officer a free meal may be against the law, but it seems to be a picayune infraction
Synonym: fiddlingfootlinglilliputiannigglingpiddlingpifflingpettypicayunetrivial
3.limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent
e.g. alittle dining room
alittle house
a small car
alittle (or small) group
Synonym: small
4.(of a voice) faint
e.g. alittle voice
a still small voice
Synonym: small
5.lowercase
e.g. little a
small a
e.e.cummings's poetry is written all in minuscule letters
Synonym: minusculesmall
6.(of children and animals) young, immature
e.g. what a biglittle boy you are
small children
Synonym: small
7.low in stature
not tall
e.g. he was short and stocky
short in stature
a short smokestack
alittle man
Synonym: short
adv
1.not much
e.g. he talkedlittle about his family
