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slight
adj
(-er, -est)
1 not serious or important; small 不严重的; 不重要的; 微小的; 轻微的
a slight slip, error, change, improvement 些微的失误、 错误、 变化、 改进
a slight headache 轻微的头痛
The differences between the pictures are very slight. 这两幅画差别很小.
do sth without the slightest difficulty, ie with no difficulty at all 毫无困难地做某事
She takes offence at the slightest thing, ie is very easily offended. 她动不动就生气.
Compared to his early work, this is a rather slight novel, ie not a major one. 这部小说与他早期作品相比, 不甚重要.
2 not thick and strong; frail; slender 不粗壮的; 脆弱的; 细长的
a slight figure, girl 苗条的身材、 女孩
supported by a slight framework 由纤细的骨架支撑的.
3 (idm 习语) not in the `slightest not at all 毫不; 一点也不
You didn´t embarrass me in the slightest. 你一点也没让我为难.
slight v [Tn]
treat (sb) without proper respect or courtesy; snub 怠慢（某人）; 冷落
a slighting remark 怠慢的话
She felt slighted because no one spoke to her. 没人跟她说话, 她觉得受到冷落. slight, n ~ (to/on sb/sth) act, remark, etc that offends sb 冒犯他人的行为、 言语等; 蔑视; 侮辱
My remark was not meant as a slight on you. 我的话并没有冒犯你的意思.
She suffered many slights from colleagues. 她多次遭到同事侮慢.
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