scanty
英 [ˈskæn.ti]
美 [ˈskæn.t̬i]
scanty 微小的,不足的来自 scant,微小的,不足的,-y,形容词后缀。
- scanty (adj.)
- 1650s, "meager, barely sufficient for use;" 1701, "too small, limited in scope," from scant + -y (2). Related: Scantiness (1560s). Scanties (n.) "underwear" (especially for women) attested from 1928.
- 1. So far, what scanty evidence we have points to two suspects.
- 迄今为止,我们掌握的能够指证两个嫌疑犯的证据少得可怜。
- 2. Details of his life are scanty.
- 关于他的生平,详细资料不多。
- 3. There is scanty evidence to support their accusations.
- 他们的指控证据不足.
- 4. The potato crop was rather scanty this year.
- 今年土豆歉收.
- 5. Much of the scanty information available comes from Chinese records.
- 可获得的极少数资料大多来自中国的记载.