slightest

【形容词】

1. 最小的；微小的

最常见含义：

形容极小或微不足道的事物。

词语辨析：

slightest常用于否定句或疑问句中，表示"最小"、"微小"或"不重要"。

词汇扩充：

synonym: smallest, tiniest

antonym: significant, substantial

柯林斯词典：

ADJ: You use the slightest to emphasize that there is only a very small amount of something. (emphasis)
牛津词典：

ADJ: A slight feeling, experience, or action is small in size, degree, or amount.
用法：

▸ He didn't have the slightest idea what she was talking about.
（他一点儿也不知道她在说什么。）

▸ She felt a slight breeze on her face as she walked by the river.
（她走过河边时感到微风拂面。）

2. 轻微的；不严重的

最常见含义：

形容程度低的、不重要的或不严重的事物。

词语辨析：

slightest常用于否定句或疑问句中，表示"最轻微"、"微不足道"或"不重要"。

词汇扩充：

synonym: minor, insignificant

antonym: major, significant

柯林斯词典：

ADJ: A slight change or difference is very small.

用法：

▸ There has been a slight improvement in the weather.
（天气有所改善。）

▸ The accident caused only slight damage to the car.
（事故只对车辆造成了轻微损坏。）

【名词】

1. 些微；细微之处

最常见含义：

指微小或不重要的事物或差异。

词语辨析：

作为名词时，slightest常用于否定句或疑问句中，表示"最小"、"微小"或"不重要"。

词汇扩充：

synonym: bit, trace

antonym: major, significant

柯林斯词典：

N-COUNT: If you refer to a slight on someone, you mean that someone has insulted them by treating them rudely or without respect.

用法：

▸ The manager's criticism was a slight on her professionalism.
（经理的批评对她的专业精神是一种侮辱。）

▸ She noticed a slight in his tone of voice.
（她察觉到他语气中的微妙变化。）

2. 不重要的事情

最常见含义：

指微不足道或不重要的事情。

词语辨析：

作为名词时，slightest常用于否定句或疑问句中，表示"最小"、"微小"或"不重要"。

词汇扩充：

synonym: trifle, insignificance

antonym: important matter, significant

柯林斯词典：

N-COUNT: If you say that someone does not care a slight about something, you mean that they do not care about it at all.

用法：

▸ He doesn't give a slight about what others think of him.
（他一点也不在乎别人对他的看法。）

▸ It's not worth worrying about such a slight.
（不值得为这样一件微不足道的事情烦恼。）

【例句】

1. He didn't have the slightest idea what she was talking about.（他一点儿也不知道她在说什么。）
2. She felt a slight breeze on her face as she walked by the river.（她走过河边时感到微风拂面。）
3. There has been a slight improvement in the weather.（天气有所改善。）
4. The accident caused only slight damage to the car.（事故只对车辆造成了轻微损坏。）
5. The manager's criticism was a slight on her professionalism.（经理的批评对她的专业精神是一种侮辱。）
6. She noticed a slight in his tone of voice.（她察觉到他语气中的微妙变化。）
7. He doesn't give a slight about what others think of him.（他一点也不在乎别人对他的看法。）
8. It's not worth worrying about such a slight.（不值得为这样一件微不足道的事情烦恼。）
9. I can't see the slightest chance of success.（我看不到一丝成功的机会。）
10. There was the slightest hint of a smile on her face.（她脸上露出一丝微笑的迹象。）
11. We waited for the slightest movement from the injured bird.（我们等待着受伤的鸟儿有丝毫的动作。）
12. She spoke in the slightest whisper, afraid to disturb the sleeping baby.（她小声说话，生怕吵醒正在睡觉的宝宝。）
13. He didn't show the slightest interest in the topic.（他对这个话题毫无兴趣。）
14. He felt a slight pang of guilt as he lied to his friend.（当他对朋友撒谎时，心中涌起一丝愧疚。）
15. Even the slightest mistake could have serious consequences.（即使是最轻微的错误也可能带来严重后果。）
16. I hate the way he always criticizes me over the slightest thing.（我讨厌他总是因为一点小事就批评我。）
17. She couldn't tolerate even the slightest criticism.（她连一点批评都无法容忍。）
18. They paid no attention to the slight differences between the two versions.（他们对这两个版本之间的细微差异毫不在意。）
19. After the storm, there was only the slightest trace of damage.（风暴过后，只有微不足道的破坏痕迹。）
20. He made a slight change to the original design.（他对原设计进行了轻微的更改。）
21. She gave a slight nod to indicate her agreement.（她微微点了点头表示同意。）