handful
少量的,少数人,少量,少数的
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plural hand·fuls.
- : the quantity or amount that the hand can hold: a handful of coins.
- : a small amount, number, or quantity: a handful of men.
- : Informal. a person or thing that is as much as one can manage or control: The baby's tantrums made him a handful.
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Still, a handful of venues and companies plan to reopen sooner.
Only a handful still sees virtual weddings as a viable option.
Only a handful of closely related species now have it, they learned.
Unfortunately, as it stands today, the entire field of AI ethics is at grave risk of limiting itself to languages, ideas, theories, and challenges from a handful of regions—primarily North America, Western Europe, and East Asia.
Colbert is trapped in the same building with the same small handful of people every day, and the challenge is to keep making them laugh.
Weiss is likely to get confirmed even as Warren and a handful of other progressive Democrats vote no.
Rather than downing a handful of pills, I planned to take my life by opening a vein in each wrist.
Knight lived down the street from Scalise, and had met him a handful of times at Republican Party events.
With only a handful of great directors between the two videos, Fourgrounds can keep this going for years.
Still, a handful of centuries-old establishments have survived and housed some pretty phenomenal history.
He fumbled under his overcoat for loose silver, drew out a handful and paid off the taximan.
Severely wounded, with a handful of followers, he fought his way through a column of the enemy and reached the bank of the Elster.
Soon Antler arose and laid down her load; and breaking a handful of branches, she hurried over the drifts and met the Cave-men.
But they are a mere handful, quite insignificant, kept alive mainly by the Most and Peukert feud.
It's a nuisance just at present, when I am so busy with Asturian affairs and the king is such a handful to hold.