53 results for *小
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large and small; size; adults and children; consideration of seniority; at any rate
from childhood; from a young age
very small; very few; very minor
to reduce; to decrease; to shrink
cowardice; timid
minute (i.e. extremely small); infinitesimal
minute; tiny; negligible; insignificant
small and weak; puny; the small and weak; children; women and children
tiny; fine; minute
short and small; low and small; undersized
narrow
petite; delicate; dainty
minimal; extremely small
slightly-built; petite
wife and children; wife
since childhood; from a young age
young; immature
impolite; cheeky; impudent
large and small; of all sizes
(Tw) (vulgar) what the hell? (from Taiwanese 啥潲, Tai-lo pr. [siánn-siâ], equivalent to Mandarin 什麼|什么[shen2 me5])
to be sb's concubine
to reduce; to decrease; to diminish
lower elementary school (abbr. for 初級小學|初级小学[chu1 ji2 xiao3 xue2])
(dialect) close childhood friend whom one grew up with; a couple who grew up as childhood friends
elementary school (Tw); abbr. for 國民小學|国民小学[guo2 min2 xiao3 xue2]
wife and children; (old) wife
thief; bandit; scoundrel; villain
(dialect) from childhood; from a young age
variant of 渺小[miao3 xiao3]
narrow and small
fine; delicate
the old and the young; the youngest member of the family
variant of 渺小[miao3 xiao3]
(coll.) to take a concubine
since childhood
affiliated elementary school (abbr. for 附屬小學|附属小学[fu4 shu3 xiao3 xue2])
upper primary school (abbr. for 高級小學|高级小学[gao1 ji2 xiao3 xue2])
see 小心眼[xiao3 xin1 yan3]
(math.) infinitesimal; infinitely small
infinitesimal; infinitely small
extremely small; infinitesimal
see 事無巨細|事无巨细[shi4 wu2 ju4 xi4]
teenage; in one's teens; adolescent
(PRC, mid-1990s) to restructure the large state-owned enterprises (SOEs) controlled by the central government and privatize smaller SOEs at the local level
file size
sometimes big, sometimes small; varying
no longer a child (idiom)
(coll.) as one ages, one becomes more and more like a child
lit. much thunder but little rain; fig. a lot of talk but little action; his bark is worse than his bite