petite / pəˈtit /

💦中学词汇娇小的娇小小巧娇小玲珑

petite2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. short and having a small, trim figure; diminutive.
n. 名词 noun
  1. a category of clothing sized for women or girls of less than average height and with average or diminutive figures.
  2. a garment in such a size: The petites are on that rack.
  3. a woman or girl who wears clothing of such a size.

petite 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

small

更多petite例句

  1. ZulayThe Zulay Original Milk Frother certainly is petite, but don’t let that deceive you about its power.
  2. While not designed for big lawns, those living in townhouses will love this petite, cheap lawn mower.
  3. If there’s any left, pair it with conversation — it doesn’t even have to be about the petite sirah in the blend.
  4. GREAT VALUEThis juicy cabernet sauvignon captures some of California’s opulence with a velvety texture, aided by 15 percent petite sirah from Lodi rounding out the blend.
  5. We could have a pleasant debate over whether the petite sirah dominates the cabernet, and probably finish the bottle before we settle the question.
  6. Missy, 37, is a petite, bespectacled gal with a green pixie cut, and her arms are adorned with tattoos.
  7. She was a perky redhead of about 30 with lively blue eyes, a petite figure, and lots of nerve.
  8. In 1956, she happened across the petite, blond Lisa Winters boarding a local bus in Miami.
  9. She is petite and fragile, and I am fit and…more to love tehe.
  10. Rivals tagged her an apparatchik, an heiress, handpicked by a mayor/mentor said to nickname her “ma petite Anne,” my little Anne.
  11. “Nothing at all, chère petite madame”—question and answer came many times a day.
  12. Cela fut cause qu'il fallut retrencher les vivres qu'ils avoient en assez petite quantit.
  13. La Petite had determined upon trying to fit herself to the strange, narrow existence which she knew awaited her at Cote Joyeuse.
  14. She was petite and exquisite, full of alluring dimples—and apparently just out of a perfumed bath.
  15. "A regular petite maitresse," thought the Frenchman, seeing her roll herself about so softly and coquettishly.