small-minded
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- 英式音标 [ˌsmɔːlˈmaɪn.dɪd]
- 美式音标 [ˌsmɑːlˈmaɪn.dɪd]
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基本解释
- adj. 心胸狭窄的;固执己见的;气量小的
英汉例句
- Britten, according to the prevalent view, was a small-minded, provincial music maker, concerned chiefly with his own advancement.
按照世人通常的看法,布里顿是个心胸狭窄、短见薄识的音乐匠人,只关心自己的远大前程。 - It would be miraculous if the army's intervention shocked the country's battling small-minded politicians into a new and urgent policy of building dykes and embankments against the rising seas.
如果军队的干预震动了迷于混战、眼光狭小的政客,使他们转而致力于制订紧迫的新政策,建筑堤坝和河岸,抵御不断上升的海水,那可真是一个奇迹。 - But small-minded people belittle what they don't understand.
但是眼光狭窄的人总是贬低他们不理解的事物。 - Also on the level of taste and tone, the books seemed to some readers—for example, Hitchings—provincial and small-minded.
NEWYORKER: The English Wars - Sinclair Lewis was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for Babbitt--the story of a small-minded Realtor in the 1920s.
FORBES: Recession Relapse? - Parliament, paralysed for the usual small-minded reasons, gave up on it last year.
ECONOMIST: Unchanging Italy
双语例句
权威例句
英英字典
- having strong opinions and refusing to consider new or different ideas
- If you say that someone is small-minded, you are critical of them because they have fixed opinions and are unwilling to change them or to think about more general subjects.