trifling / ˈtraɪ flɪŋ /

⚽高中词汇琐碎的琐碎琐碎的事琐事

trifling2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. of very little importance; trivial; insignificant: a trifling matter.
  2. of small value, cost, or amount: a trifling sum.
  3. frivolous; shallow; light: trifling conversation.
  4. mean; worthless.
n. 名词 noun
  1. idle or frivolous conduct, talk, etc.
  2. foolish delay or waste of time.

trifling 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

insignificant, worthless

更多trifling例句

  1. Others are afraid to lose staff, not a trifling concern considering that frontline workers in the retail and service industries had been leaving jobs at record rates this spring—and lower-income Americans are also most likely to be vaccine-hesitant.
  2. Revamping thousands of miles of highway with high-tech charging equipment is obviously no trifling matter, though, and so far progress has been slow.
  3. What's the point of tacking on some trifling symbolic punishment to their deep anguish?
  4. The Flagstaff fire, though a trifling 300 acres, threatened Boulder and activated a top-level fire team.
  5. Around the globe, people are barely coping, politicians are ignoring them, and the media are trifling with them.
  6. I follow F. mainly, and note all but very trifling variations from it.
  7. Then, in heaven's name, do not put such a noble creature as Doa Inez on a level with a mere little trifling coquette.
  8. But all these inconveniences are comparatively trifling; the greatest amount of annoyance begins towards the end of the voyage.
  9. The Violin is an instrument which, though small and of trifling original cost, has yet commanded most extraordinary prices.
  10. He was occupied with one trifling account for half the day, and did not finish it at last.