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tinny

/tin-ee/US // ˈtɪn i //UK // (ˈtɪnɪ) //

矮子,矮小的,矮胖子,矮小的人

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    tin·ni·er, tin·ni·est.

    • : of or like tin.
    • : containing tin.
    • : lacking in timbre or resonance; sounding thin or twangy: a tinny piano.
    • : not strong or durable; flimsy; shoddy.
    • : having the taste of tin.

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Examples

  • You may remember a toy called Hit Clips, which offered up tinny-sounding snippets of pop songs on tiny toy cartridges that only worked in specific players.

  • No matter how many impressive features speakers have, if the sound is even remotely tinny, you can do better.

  • Those are good for allowing wearers to hear their environments, but the sound can be tinny and unnatural.

  • The controller microphone’s sound quality is great, but the speakers are tinny, making your friend’s voice sound like it’s coming through an old cellphone.

  • The sound from the speakers is somewhat tinny and awkwardly loud for people in the room who may be facing the back of the screen.

  • People listen to it on tinny cellphone speakers that are entirely inferior to what they had in lo-tech times of yore.

  • A few tinny messages on the value of courage and the evils of greed remain, but the decision was wise.

  • And when he tried to strike a sympathetic note with “people who are looking for work,” it came off as tinny and flat.

  • When he flew to the back of a chair and perched upon it, his tin feathers rattled against one another with a tinny clatter.

  • Beyond, the wired tennis-courts give forth a musical, tinny note when attacked.

  • There was a tinny scream, and a six-inch needle shot up instantly through the surface.

  • He struck the yellow-keyed piano a vicious blow, producing a tinny and complaining sound.

  • Alan put down his fork with a sharp tinny clang and stared levelly at the First Officer.