little people

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlittle peopleˈlittle ˌpeople noun [plural] 1 POORall the people in a country or organization who have no power It’s the little people who bear the brunt of taxation.2 → the little peopleExamples from the Corpuslittle people• What Fussell is looking for are the records of the little people, to discover what the war was like for them.• During recess, I checked whether the big people were bending low to listen to the little people.• Because here, I thought, is where it starts, with the little people, in the local-union halls.

单词	little people
释义	little people From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlittle peopleˈlittle ˌpeople noun [plural] 1 POORall the people in a country or organization who have no power It’s the little people who bear the brunt of taxation.2 → the little peopleExamples from the Corpuslittle people• What Fussell is looking for are the records of the little people, to discover what the war was like for them.• During recess, I checked whether the big people were bending low to listen to the little people.• Because here, I thought, is where it starts, with the little people, in the local-union halls.
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