little
美[ˈlɪtl] adv.不多，略微；少许，一点；短时间地
n.（表示否定）微少；没有多少；短时间
det.（数量上）微少的，少到几乎没有的；(a little)少量的，一些
网络小；少；一点；点
1 . It's not about making the amazing saves. It's the little things and small things that made great gatekeepers great.
伟大的门将不是靠神奇的扑救成就，而是靠注重小事和细节成功。（Tim Howard美国国家队门将）
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2 . He could just about see the little man behind the counter.
他勉强能看到柜台后面的小个子男人。
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3 . "I wish I had a little brother," said Daphne wistfully.
“我希望有个小弟弟。”达夫妮伤感地说。
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4 . Maria was talking baby talk to the little one.
玛丽亚正用儿语和小家伙说话。
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5 . They were going to sail around the little island, against the tide.
他们打算绕着小岛逆潮航行。
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1.a small amount or duration;
he accepted the little they gave him
2.limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent;
a little dining room
3.(quantifier used with mass nouns) small in quantity or degree; not much or almost none or (with `a') at least some;
little rain fell in May
4.of short duration or distance;
a brief stay in the country
5.not fully grown;
what a big little boy you are
6.(informal terms) small and of little importance;
a fiddling sum of money
7.(of a voice) faint;
a little voice
8.younger brother or sister;
little brother
9.lowercase;
little a
10.small in a way that arouses feelings (of tenderness or its opposite depending on the context);
a nice little job
11.not much;
he talked little about his family