slight
[slait]
adj.轻微的, 纤弱的, 微小的
vt.轻视, 忽略
n.轻蔑, 怠慢
例句与用法：
He was born with a slight deformity of the feet which made him limp.
他的脚稍有先天畸形，走起路来一瘸一拐。
It was a slight overlook on my part.
这是我的小疏忽。
He has a slight wheeze in his chest.
他呼吸时胸部发出轻微的响声。
Her slight frame was shaken by bouts of coughing.
她纤弱的身躯因阵阵咳嗽而发颤。
I haven't the slightest idea what you are talking about.
我一点也不明白你在说些什么。
词形变化：
形容词比较级: slighter | 形容词最高级: slightest | 名词: slightness | 动词过去式: slighted | 动词过去分词: slighted | 动词现在分词: slighting | 动词第三人称单数: slights |
详细释义：
a.
1. 轻微的; 微小的; 少量的
She has a slight fever.
她有点儿发烧。
2. 极不重要的, 微不足道的
The boss decided to pass over his slight mistakes.
老板决定原谅他的小错。
3. 细长的; 瘦小的
Ann is a slight girl.
安妮是个瘦弱的女孩。
4. 脆弱的; 不结实的; 不牢靠的
vt.
1. 轻视; 藐视; 怠慢
Mr. Paul was highly respected because he slighted no one.
保罗先生非常受人尊敬, 因为他不轻视任何人。
2. 忽视; 疏忽
n.
轻蔑; 怠慢[C][(+on/to)]
Cinderella suffered many slights from her sisters.
灰姑娘受到她姊妹的许多轻慢。
短语词组：
in the slightest
1. 丝毫
You didn't embarrass me in the slightest.
你一点也没有让我难堪。