英语词汇“ickle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

determiner

1. (often preceded by a)

a small quantity, extent, or duration of

the little hope there is left

very little milk

(as pronoun)

save a little for me

not much

little damage was done

3. make little of

4. not a little

5. quite a little

6. think little of

adjective

of small or less than average size

young

a little boy

our little ones

endearingly familiar; dear

my husband's little ways

10.

contemptible, mean, or disagreeable

your filthy little mind

11.

(of a region or district) resembling another country or town in miniature

little Venice

12. little game

13. no little

adverb

14. (usually preceded by a)

in a small amount; to a small extent or degree; not a lot

to laugh a little

15. (used preceding a verb)

not at all, or hardly

he little realized his fate

16.

not much or often

we go there very little now

17. little by little

See also less, lesser, least, littler, littlest

单词	ickle
释义	Trends of ickle View usage for: ickle in British English (ˈɪkəl) adjective British informal an ironically childish word for little little in British English (ˈlɪtəl) determiner 1. (often preceded by a) a. a small quantity, extent, or duration of the little hope there is left very little milk b. (as pronoun) save a little for me 2. not much little damage was done 3. make little of 4. not a little 5. quite a little 6. think little of adjective 7. of small or less than average size 8. young a little boy our little ones 9. endearingly familiar; dear my husband's little ways 10. contemptible, mean, or disagreeable your filthy little mind 11. (of a region or district) resembling another country or town in miniature little Venice 12. little game 13. no little adverb 14. (usually preceded by a) in a small amount; to a small extent or degree; not a lot to laugh a little 15. (used preceding a verb) not at all, or hardly he little realized his fate 16. not much or often we go there very little now 17. little by little See also less, lesser, least, littler, littlest Word origin Old English lӯtel; related to lӯr few, Old High German luzzil Examples of 'ickle' in a sentence ickle We were taking an ickle look at the history of home-grown nature films. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It's just like plucking the wings off ickle butterflies, or even teasing fluffy kittens. The Sun (2007) What about the ickle furry animals? Times, Sunday Times (2017)
随便看	someone-will-go-far someone will go to the wall for someone or something someone would give their eye teeth for something someone-would-give-their-eye-teeth-for-something- someone would give their right arm to do something someone would love to be a fly on the wall someone would not do something for all the tea in china someone would not give someone or something house room someone wouldn't be seen dead someone-wouldn't-be-seen-dead someone wouldn't hurt a fly someone-wouldn't-hurt-a-fly someone wouldn't like to be in another person's shoes someone wouldn't say boo to a goose someone wouldn't touch something or someone with a barge pole someone-wouldn't-touch-something-or-someone-with-a barge pole some (or other) trade-deficit traded endowment trade descriptions act trade discount trade dispute traded option trade down trade edition

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