a little something发音

意思翻译

一点小心意

一点小礼物

一个小东西

相似词语短语

a little───adj.少量的，稍许的；adv.少量地，稍许地；一点儿，少量

something───pron.某事；某物；想来重要（或值得注意）的事物；（数目）若干，大致，左右；有点像；真不错；(想法或建议)）有道理；诸如此类的东西；adv.很，非常；有点，稍微

a little little bitch───一个小婊子

few a few little a little───少一点少一点

little a little few a few───一点一点几点

big a little a───大一点小一点

a little sweet───有点甜

see a little───看一看

i a little───我有点

双语使用场景

I could just eat a little something.───我只能吃一点点东西。

Let me tell you a little something about human nature.───让我告诉您点有关人性的东西。

I know a little something about living an adventurous life.───我知道一些关于过著冒险生活的事情。

The most they could have done was to lock Mr. Hatch up while he cooled off for a few days, or refine him a little something.───他们至多把哈奇关上几天，让他冷静下来，或是罚他几个钱。

"I just told them the truth. This town will be like my family business. If I get a little something, so do they, " he explained.───「我只是告诉他们实话。这个镇将会像是我的家族事业。如果我拿到一些好处，他们也会一样。」他解释说。

Nigerian policemen are known to ask for "a little something for the weekend" .───尼日利亚警察就以索要“周末小什件”出名。

and Louisa, my dear friend, promise me to take a little something warm before you go to bed, and not to distress yourself!───还有，路易莎，我亲爱的朋友，请答应我，在睡觉前喝点儿温暖的东西，同时自己别太伤心了！

Plus I picked up a little something extra for myself - not really my style in hats, but the gold it's made of should be worth a fair bit.───加上我为我自己找到的一点东西——不是我喜欢的样式的帽子，但是上面的金子倒是值点钱。

"Give me a little something, will you, mister? " he said to the last one. "For God's sake, do; I'm starving. "───“求求你给我一点施舍好吗，先生？”他对最后一个人说，“看在上帝的面上给一点吧，我快要饿死了。”

英语使用场景

I'd like to buy him a little something to thank him.

I got you a little something for your birthday.

I could just eat a little something.

We need a little something to help sometimes, to uplift us and make us feel better.

This is a little something for you.

Here's a little something for your birthday.

I want to buy a little something to give to Val when I visit her in hospital.

I always like to have a little something around 11 o'clock in the morning.

Together with a little something for out-of-pocket expenses.