单词	tiny
释义	tinytiny /ˈtaɪni/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective (comparative tinier, superlative tiniest) Etymology ETYMOLOGYtiny Origin: 1500-1600 tine very small (15-17 centuries) Collocations COLLOCATIONS► tiny little  a tiny little baby Thesaurus THESAURUSnot large► small not large in size or amount:  Rick has a small car. This T-shirt is too small for me. ► little small in size:  Her shirt had little hearts on the front. ► petite small, short, and thin in an attractive way. Used about women and girls:  Chuck is 6 feet tall, but he has always dated petite women. ► compact small, but comfortable, convenient, or easy to carry. Used about cars and other products that usually come in larger sizes:  Compact cars are much easier to park. ► tiny very small:  She was holding a tiny baby in her arms. ► miniature very small. Used about things that are normally a larger size:  He makes miniature furniture for dollhouses. ► diminutive formal very small. Used especially about people:  A diminutive man with a bow tie stood behind the desk. ► minute/minuscule extremely small:  Even in minute amounts, the chemical is very harmful. ► microscopic extremely small and impossible to see without a scientific tool called a microscope:  The microscopic cells in your body that absorb food are called microvilli. extremely small:  The pay increase is tiny. a tiny little baby► see thesaurus at small1 [Origin: 1500–1600 tine very small (15–17 centuries)]
随便看	impunity impure impurity imputation impute IN in in- -in inability in absentia inaccessibility inaccessible inaccuracy inaccurate inaccurately inaction inactive inactivity inadequacy inadequate inadequately inadmissibility inadmissible inadvertent

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