little people
noun[plural]
uk/ˈlɪt.əl ˌpiː.pəl/us/ˈlɪt̬.əl ˌpiː.pəl/ordinarypeople, who are notrichorpowerful:
Hewantsto putpowerback in thehandsoflocalcommunities, give littlepeopleavoice.
(alsolittle folk)
smallimaginarycreatures, such asleprechauns, thatlooklikesmallhumans:
(想象出来的)小精灵,小妖精Hergrandmotherused totellstoriesof the littlepeople.
- We, the littlepeople, have noobviousway tohaltthisdisgustingwar.
- Myconcern, as always, is for the littlepeopleofAmerica, thepoorand themiddleclass.
- We're littlepeoplewith not a lot ofmoney,facingacreditcardindustrythat makes millions ofdollars.
- From the way thepoliticalelitebehave, itseemsethicsare for littlepeople.
- Piskies are the littlepeople. They get up to allsortsoftricksin thatpartof thecountry.
- Forcenturies,taleshave been told of "littlepeople" whoinhabitedforestsand out-of-the-wayplaces.
Ordinary people
- banausic
- community
- Essex girl
- everyman
- grassroots
- John Doe
- John Q. Public
- man/woman of the peopleidiom
- mass market
- mortal
- omnibus
- popular
- popularly
- prole
- public
- rabble
- ruck
- the common manidiom
- the man/woman in the streetidiom
- the man/woman on the Clapham omnibusidiom
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