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small

smɔːl

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English Definition	(形) As an adjective Made to seem smaller or less (especially in worth). Limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent. Limited in size or scope. (of a voice) faint. Lowercase. Not large but sufficient in size or amount. Slight or limited; especially in degree or intensity or scope. (of children and animals) young, immature. Have fine or very small constituent particles. Low or inferior in station or quality. (名) As a noun A garment size for a small person. The slender part of the back. (副) As an adverb On a small scale.
Hyphenation	small
Part of Speech	(形) adjective, (副) adverb, (名) noun

Matching Results
小的	xiǎode	I (when talking to a superior)
小	xiǎo	small; tiny; few; young
少	shào	young
少	shǎo	few; less; to lack; to be missing; to stop (doing something); seldom
小型	xiǎoxíng	small scale; small size
琐碎	suǒsuì	trifling; trivial; tedious; inconsequential
低微	dīwēi	meager (wages); humble (social status); feeble (voice)
小气	xiǎoqì, xiǎoqi	stingy; miserly; narrow-minded; petty
细微	xìwēi	tiny; minute; fine; subtle; sensitive (instruments)
小可	xiǎokě	small; unimportant; (polite) my humble person
戋戋	jiānjiān	small; tiny
謏	xiǎo	small
小撮	xiǎocuō	small
小小的	xiǎoxiǎo de	small
㑋	qióng	small, poor, submit to the dominion of; slow; late

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