dwarf
US
UK dwarf n: (person with dwarfism)
SC 矮子 ǎi zi
SC 侏儒 ǎi zi，zhū rú
At first I thought there was a child in front of me in the queue, but then I saw his face and realized he was a dwarf.
一开始我以为队伍前面排了个小孩，但看到他的脸，才知道是个侏儒。
dwarf n: (folklore: short creature) (童话中的)
SC 小矮人 xiǎo ǎi rén
Snow White lived with seven dwarves.
白雪公主和七个小矮人住在一起。
dwarf [sth/sb] vtr: (be bigger than)
SC 使...显得矮小
SC 使...相形见绌
The new skyscraper dwarfs all the buildings around it.
新的摩天大楼让周围的建筑相形见绌。
dwarf [sth/sb] vtr: figurative (be more important, significant than)
SC 使...相形见绌
This service dwarfs its competitors in terms of numbers of subscribers.
这款服务的订阅者数量令竞争对手相形见绌。
dwarf adj: (small, miniature)
SC 矮小的 ǎi xiǎo de
SC 低矮的 ǎi xiǎo de ，dī ǎi de
I am growing a dwarf lemon tree in a pot on my balcony.
dwarf, dwarf star n: (astronomy: small star) (天文)
SC 矮星 ǎi xīng
Very small stars are called dwarfs.
dwarf planet n: (astronomy: small planet) (天文学：小行星)
SC 矮行星
Pluto was downgraded to the status of "dwarf planet" in 2006.
red dwarf n: (astronomy: type of star)
SC 红矮星 hóng ǎi xīng
Astronomers have discovered a new planet circling a red dwarf which is 30 light years away.