smallish
基本解釋
- adj.較小的;略小的
英漢例句
- To get started, select a smallish brush with 100% hardness and start to paint over the duplicated layer with it.
準(zhǔn)備就緒,選擇一個(gè)100%硬度的短小畫筆,然后用它在復(fù)制的圖層上開始繪制。 - Smallish countries mostly do well, and Australia, the most urbanised country of all, ranks notably highly, at least in the EIU list.
小國家大多做得很好,像城市化最高的國家----澳大利亞,排名格外靠前,至少在EIU列的單子上。 - He looks, for example, to England’s historically smallish, nuclear families for an explanation of the country’s early adoption of markets and the rule of law.
在他看來,比如,英國從歷史觀點(diǎn)來看的渺小,英國的基本家庭為一個(gè)可以說的過去的早期國家市場和法制法規(guī)。 - Despite its smallish population (120, 000), Evansville tops bigger metropolises like Miami, Chicago, Detroit and Washington, D.
FORBES: The Most Expensive Cities For A First Date - Even smallish banks can pose systemic dangers: Bear Stearns was not big, but it still warranted a rescue.
ECONOMIST: Bank strategies - Germany's Mittelstand, the closest Western equivalent of the chuken kigyo, also boasts many smallish world-beaters.
ECONOMIST: Japan's technology champions
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詞組短語
- smallish fibre drawing 短纖維牽伸
- terylene smallish fibre 滌綸短纖維
- smallish -rolled-leaves 短