slightly
adverb
uk/ˈslaɪt.li/us/ˈslaɪt.li/slightlyadverb(SMALL IN AMOUNT)
B2
a little:
稍微,略微She's slightlytallerthan hersister.她比她姐姐稍高一点儿。
I'm slightlyupsetsheforgotmybirthday.她忘了我的生日,我有点儿不高兴。
I'm slightlyworriedthat she'll getloston the way.我有点担心她会迷路。
- They were only slightlyinjuredin thecrash.
- Thesauceitself waslight,fragrantand slightlysweet.
- One of theoccupantsof thecarwas slightlyinjured.
- Therichnessof thefoodmade himfeelslightlyill.
- Thepoundroseslightly against thedollartoday, thensettledat $1.53.
Some and quite
- (a) sort ofidiom
- a piece/slice/share of the pieidiom
- bit
- certain
- degree
- faintly
- fairly
- ha'porth
- halfway
- pie
- pretty
- quite
- rather
- remotely
- several
- sort
- to a/some degreeidiom
- touch
- trifle
- vaguely
slightlyadverb(THIN)
Someone who is slightlybuiltisthinanddelicate.
苗条地;纤细地Animal physiology: thin or slender (of people)
- be skin and bone(s)idiom
- beanpole
- cadaverous
- ectomorph
- emaciation
- gauntness
- gracile
- hard-bodied
- hatchet-faced
- hollow
- hollow-cheeked
- lanky
- raw-boned
- scrawny
- skinny
- slenderize
- slight
- svelte
- sylphlike
- wasted
Grammar
Degree adverbs (slightly) and focusing adverbs (generally)
Degree and focusing adverbs are the most common types of modifiers of adjectives and other adverbs. Degree adverbs express degrees of qualities, properties, states, conditions and relations. Focusing adverbs point to something.…