英语词汇petty怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

petty /ˈpɛti/ adjective

pettier; pettiest

petty

/ˈpɛti/

adjective

pettier; pettiest

Learner's definition of PETTY

[also more petty; most petty]

a : not very important or serious不重要的；不严重的

Let's not waste time arguing over petty [=trivial] details.我们不要浪费时间讨论这些微不足道的细节问题。
petty [=minor] crimes轻微罪行
a petty official [=an official who is not important and has little power]低级官员

b : relating to things that are not very important or serious（事物）不重要的，不严重的

a petty argument about grammar语法上的小争论
petty jealousy为一点小事争风吃醋

c : committing crimes that are not very serious轻微罪行的

petty criminals/thieves/crooks轻罪罪犯；小窃贼；骗子

: treating people harshly and unfairly because of things that are not very important器量小的；狭隘的

a small-minded, petty person小心眼的人
My behavior was petty and stupid. I apologize.我的做法又小气又愚蠢，我为此道歉。

— pettiness

/ˈpɛtinəs/ noun [noncount]

the pettiness of their concerns他们那微不足道的担忧

单词	petty
释义	petty 7 ENTRIES FOUND: petty (adjective) petty bourgeois (noun) petty bourgeoisie (noun) petty cash (noun) petty larceny (noun) petty officer (noun) petty theft (noun) petty /ˈpɛti/ adjective pettier; pettiest petty /ˈpɛti/ adjective pettier; pettiest Learner's definition of PETTY [also more petty; most petty] 1 a : not very important or serious不重要的；不严重的 Let's not waste time arguing over petty [=trivial] details.我们不要浪费时间讨论这些微不足道的细节问题。 petty [=minor] crimes轻微罪行 a petty official [=an official who is not important and has little power]低级官员 b : relating to things that are not very important or serious（事物）不重要的，不严重的 a petty argument about grammar语法上的小争论 petty jealousy为一点小事争风吃醋 c : committing crimes that are not very serious轻微罪行的 petty criminals/thieves/crooks轻罪罪犯；小窃贼；骗子 2 : treating people harshly and unfairly because of things that are not very important器量小的；狭隘的 a small-minded, petty person小心眼的人 My behavior was petty and stupid. I apologize.我的做法又小气又愚蠢，我为此道歉。 — pettiness /ˈpɛtinəs/ noun [noncount] the pettiness of their concerns他们那微不足道的担忧
随便看	intolerantly into line into mothballs intonation intonations intone intoned intones intoning in (too) deep in too deep into overtime into partnership into pieces into place into play into print into raptures into reverse into reverse gear in torrents into sight into submission into the background into the bargain