[Sửa] Nhỏ, bé, chật

small rain

mưa nhỏ

small shopkeeper

tiểu chủ

the coat is too small for me

cái áo bành tô đối với tôi chật quá

[Sửa] Nhỏ, yếu

small voice

giọng nhỏ yếu

[Sửa] Nhẹ, loãng

this beer is very small

loại bia này rất nhẹ

[Sửa] Ít, không nhiều

to have small German

biết ít tiếng Đức

there was no small excitement about it

đâu đâu cũng nhộn nhịp hẳn lên về vấn đề đó

[Sửa] Nhỏ mọn, không quan trọng

the small worries of life

những điều khó chịu nhỏ mọn của cuộc sống

small matter

việc không quan trọng

[Sửa] Nghèo hèn, khốn khổ, nghèo khổ

great and small

giàu cũng như nghèo

[Sửa] Nhỏ nhen, bần tiện, đê tiện, ti tiện, thấp hèn, tầm thường

I call it small of him to remind me of

hắn nhắc tôi việc đó thì tôi cho hắn là bần tiện

[Sửa] ( số nhiều) kỳ thi đấu (trong ba kỳ thi để lấy bằng tú tài văn chương ở Oc-phớt)

[Sửa] ( số nhiều) (thông tục) đồ lặt vặt (nhất là quần áo lót)

[Sửa] Phần thon nhỏ của cái gì (nhất là trong cụm từ dưới đây)

the small of the back

chỗ thắt lưng (eo lưng)

[Sửa] Thành những mảnh nhỏ

[Sửa] Nhỏ, nhỏ bé

to talk small

nói nhỏ

[Sửa] Có cỡ nhỏ

[Sửa] to feel (look) small

tủi hổ, thấy nhục nhã

[Sửa] It's a small world

(tục ngữ) quả đất tròn mà

[Sửa] bé, nhỏ

[Sửa] bé

[Sửa] nhỏ

[Sửa] vụn

[Sửa] cỡ nhỏ (quần áo, giầy dép)

[Sửa] nhỏ

[Sửa] số nhỏ

[Sửa] tiểu gia súc

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Little, tiny, short, diminutive, petite, mignon(ne),wee, teeny, elfin, Lilliputian, midget, miniature, minute,minuscule, baby, bantam, pocket(-sized), mini; undersized,immature, young, under age; Colloq pint-sized, US peewee: Shewas once small enough to fit into a size 7. When I was verysmall, my father took me to my first cricket match. 2 slight,secondary, insignificant, trivial, inconsequential, lesser,puny, negligible, minor, trifling, unimportant, paltry,nugatory: The opinions of other people were not of the smallestimportance to him. 3 unimaginative, shallow, unoriginal,mundane, everyday, limited, unprofound, uninspired, commonplace,matter-of-fact, flat, two-dimensional: With their small mindsthey were incapable of fully appreciating the scope of theproject. 4 skimpy, niggardly, stingy, uncharitable, ungenerous,scanty, meagre, cheap, petty, parsimonious, grudging, stinting,selfish, miserly, tight, tight-fisted, close-fisted, close;poor, insignificant, inadequate, insufficient, unsatisfactory,negligible, trifling, humble, small-scale, modest,unpretentious, Colloq piddling, measly: With all your money, itwas very small of you not to contribute more to the scholarshipfund. We all thought their cheque was too small. 5insignificant, limited, negligible, trifling, tiny; little,minor, diminished, reduced, slight: Only a small number ofpeople came to the opening night. It was small consolation to betold that he had come a good second. 6 feel small. feelembarrassed or ashamed or shamed or humiliated or foolish, feeldiscomfited or disconcerted or uncomfortable, feel mortified orchagrined, Colloq feel put down: Doreen always managed to makesome remark that made Andrew feel small.

[Sửa] Adj., n., & adv.

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Not large or big.

[Sửa] Slender; thin.3 not great in importance, amount, number, strength, or power.4 not much; trifling (a small token; paid small attention).

[Sửa] Insignificant; unimportant (a small matter; from smallbeginnings).

[Sửa] Consisting of small particles (small gravel;small shot).

[Sửa] Doing something on a small scale (a smallfarmer).

[Sửa] Socially undistinguished; poor or humble.

[Sửa] Petty;mean; ungenerous; paltry (a small spiteful nature).

[Sửa] Young;not fully grown or developed (a small child).

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] Theslenderest part of something (esp. small of the back).

[Sửa] (inpl.) Brit. colloq. small items of laundry, esp. underwear.

[Sửa] Adv. into small pieces (chop it small).

[Sửa] Feel (or look) smallbe humiliated; appear mean or humiliated. in a small wayunambitiously; on a small scale. no small considerable; a gooddeal of (no small excitement about it). small arms portablefirearms, esp. rifles, pistols, light machine-guns,sub-machine-guns, etc. small beer 1 a trifling matter;something unimportant.

[Sửa] Weak beer. small-bore (of a firearm)with a narrow bore, in international and Olympic shooting usu..22 inch calibre (5.6 millimetre bore). small capital a capitalletter which is of the same dimensions as the lower-case lettersin the same typeface minus ascenders and descenders, as THIS.small change 1 money in the form of coins as opposed to notes.2 trivial remarks. small circle see CIRCLE. small claims courtBrit. a local tribunal in which claims for small amounts can beheard and decided quickly and cheaply without legalrepresentation. small craft a general term for small boats andfishing vessels. small fry 1 young children or the young ofvarious species.

[Sửa] Small or insignificant things or people.small hours the early hours of the morning after midnight.small intestine see INTESTINE. small letter (in printedmaterial) a lower-case letter. small mercy a minor concession,benefit, etc. (be grateful for small mercies). small potatoesan insignificant person or thing. small print 1 printed matterin small type.

[Sửa] Inconspicuous and usu. unfavourablelimitations etc. in a contract. small profits and quick returnsthe policy of a cheap shop etc. relying on large trade.small-scale made or occurring in small amounts or to a lesserdegree. small slam see SLAM(2). small-sword a light taperingthrusting-sword, esp. hist. for duelling. small talk lightsocial conversation. small-time colloq. unimportant or petty.small-timer colloq. a small-time operator; an insignificantperson. small-town relating to or characteristic of a smalltown; unsophisticated; provincial. small wonder not verysurprising.

[Sửa] Smallish adj. smallness n. [OE sm‘l f. Gmc]