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mea.greAm usually mea.ger H5mi:7gE5, $-gLadjvery small in amount or number; only just as much or not as much as is needed or thought to be suitable少量的，不足的He had to use his own meagre earnings to continue his research and often found himself in extreme poverty.他靠着微薄的收入维持着研究工作，不时地会发现自己处于极度贫困之中。Stealing of the soldiers'meagre rations by officers was common.军官攫取士兵稀少的口粮是非常普遍的现象。When pressed, he contributed a meagre ￡5.他几经催促后才捐了区区5英镑。The crowd should be larger than the meagre 13 000 who watched the last match.这次比赛的观众应多于上次那可怜的13 000人。
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