1、measly

measly發(fā)音

英：[?mi?zli]　　美：[?mi?zli]

英：　　美：

measly中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：極少的

adj.極少的，少得可憐的（貶義）；患麻疹的

measly變形

比較級--measlier；最高級--measliest。

measly雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Dominic, the show-off of the group, picked up one measly pear, put it on top of his snout, and performed a balancing act as we made our way back to the cave.───多米尼克，隊伍里最?lèi)?ài)?？岬募一?，拿起一個(gè)很小的梨子，把梨子頂在鼻子上玩找平衡的雜耍，在我們回山洞的路上搗騰個(gè)沒(méi)完。

2、How else could this instrument make so much out of barely three dozen measly morsels of sound?───的音節，語(yǔ)言究竟是如何創(chuàng )造出這么多詞句呢？

3、With interest rates at a measly . 001%, it seems silly to leave your savings sitting in the bank.───固定利率只有可憐的001%，于是把你的積蓄留在銀行里變成了一種愚蠢的行為。

4、Maggie: Oh did I say anything about the false economy of renting this thing instead of a real boat just to save a few measly dollars?───麥琪：你為了省那幾塊錢(qián)，就租了這么一條臭船，我還沒(méi)說(shuō)過(guò)你呢，你要我袒護你嗎？

5、Dont forget to use your Radar Scan either, at only a measly $500 you can see what your enemy is up to instantly.───另外，也不要忘了使用雷達掃描技能，只需花費500就可以讓你指導敵人正在做什么是非常值得的。

6、Natural selection is like a robot that can only climb uphill, even if this leaves it stuck on top of a measly hillock.───自然選擇就如同一個(gè)只能上山的機器人，即使這會(huì )使它停留在一座微不足道的小山的山頂。

7、Their wages have been cut in half to a measly $410 a month.───他們的工資已經(jīng)被削減一半，每月只有少得可憐的410美元。

8、Louisiana state law provides a measly compensation of $15, 000 a year, up to a maximum of $150, 000.───路易斯安那州法律為蒙冤者提供每年區區15,000美元，最高上限150,000美元的賠償。

9、At the door of his car , it seemed stupid to him to drive the measly half block home .───在車(chē)門(mén)旁，他覺(jué)得只有半條街這點(diǎn)短的可憐的路還開(kāi)車(chē)回家很愚蠢。

measly相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、measles───n.[內科]麻疹

2、meany───n.小氣鬼；刻薄鬼；卑鄙家伙；n.(Meany)人名；(英)米尼

3、mealy───adj.粉狀的

4、meas.───abbr.可以測量的（measure）

5、meatily───肉質(zhì)的

6、measled───adj.患麻疹的

7、meals───n.膳食；谷類(lèi)（meal的復數）；v.進(jìn)餐（meal的三單形式）

8、measle───n.[獸醫]米珠，囊尾蚴；麻疹

9、meanly───adv.卑賤地；吝嗇地；簡(jiǎn)陋地

2、求高手把這個(gè)翻譯成英文。。 翻譯好的有分加， (*^__^*) 嘻嘻

1. All people's life is just like taking a bus.

2. We know it has the starting point and ending, but we can't predict experience along the way.

3. Someone will go for a long way, but someone for a short one.

4. Someone is very leisurely, and enjoys secenry outside.

5. Someone is embarrassed in the condition of pushover and crowds.

6. However, he or she feels more comfortable than those who are hung on the bus door and may drop off at any moment.

7. Seats are indispensable to get comfort and elegance, so they are always snatched by people.

8. Someone is very lucky, and gets a seat as soon as he gets on the bus.

9. Someone is unlucky. Maybe all the people have sat down but he still stands.

10. Sometimes seats somewhere else are constantly free, but the one beside is still occupied.

11. When you make your decision to go away to elsewhere, that seat just now beside you is right free.

12. In order to get seat to sit down, someone is very unpolite, and even damages others.

13. And someone has to give his seat to others because of some reasons.

14. Someone tries many methods and experiences long waiting, and at last gets a seat.

15. But now he arrives his stop.

16. At the moment when he gets off the bus, he turns back, looking at the carriage, and seems greatly awakening about this trifling thing.

17. In fact, even if there is another chance, he can still snatch the seat. If he doesn't sit down, even there is no room for standing.

18. Unless you never get on the bus, this is not up to you.

19. Those who reach the stop get off the bus, and others in the bus are still there.

20. The situation is still bustling, coming and going.

21. All people's life is also as taking a bus.