smallish

Word family adjectivesmallishsmall-mindedsmall-scalesmall-timesmall-townsmallnounsmallnesssmallholdersmallholdingsmallmouthsmallpoxsmall printsmallsatsmall screensmall talk

small·ish /ˈsmɔːlɪʃ $ ˈsmɒːl-/ adjectiveadj especially British EnglishBrE

SMALLfairly small 略小的，较小的

She’s smallish with red hair.

她个子不高，一头红发。

Examples from the Corpus

smallish• Carefully lift each piece of leaf or flower used in the design and apply a smallish amount of glue to its underside.• East Eleventh and Twelfth Streets are spotted with smallish antique stores.• Now, one year on, the group is a smallish but committed one with a full list of activities.• The M3 coupe is a smallish car that's comfortable enough for four people.• The studio is a smallish house built between the First and Second Wars, I would guess, though maybe earlier.• But like so many of the smallish pieces commissioned today, this work doesn't take one on a journey.• Theirs is, after all, a smallish society in international terms.• This is a smallish town, Mr Calder.• She draped herself in casual layers, a smallish woman half buried in pastels.

词汇	smallish
释义	smallish Word family adjectivesmallishsmall-mindedsmall-scalesmall-timesmall-townsmallnounsmallnesssmallholdersmallholdingsmallmouthsmallpoxsmall printsmallsatsmall screensmall talk small·ish /ˈsmɔːlɪʃ $ ˈsmɒːl-/ adjectiveadj especially British EnglishBrE SMALLfairly small 略小的，较小的 She’s smallish with red hair. 她个子不高，一头红发。 Examples from the Corpus smallish• Carefully lift each piece of leaf or flower used in the design and apply a smallish amount of glue to its underside.• East Eleventh and Twelfth Streets are spotted with smallish antique stores.• Now, one year on, the group is a smallish but committed one with a full list of activities.• The M3 coupe is a smallish car that's comfortable enough for four people.• The studio is a smallish house built between the First and Second Wars, I would guess, though maybe earlier.• But like so many of the smallish pieces commissioned today, this work doesn't take one on a journey.• Theirs is, after all, a smallish society in international terms.• This is a smallish town, Mr Calder.• She draped herself in casual layers, a smallish woman half buried in pastels.
随便看	in the market for something in the meantime in the meanwhile in the midst of something/of doing something in the morning in the name of somebody/something in the nature of something in the nature of things in the neighbourhood of in the nick of time in the not too distant future in the nude in the offing in the ordinary, normal, etc. course of events, things, etc. in the ordinary way in the original in theory in the pay of somebody/something in the person of somebody in the pipeline in the presence of somebody in the presence of something in the public eye in the raw in the region of 钟钟钟乳石钟头钟情钟灵毓秀钟点钟点工钟点房钟爱钟离钟表钟馗钟鸣鼎食钟鼎文钠钡钡餐钢钢钢丝钢丝床钢丝绳钢刀钢化玻璃