tad

英 [tæd]

美 [tæd]

n.  少量; 一点儿

BNC.25270 / COCA.14469

牛津词典

noun

• 少量；一点儿
  a very small amount
  1. Could you turn the sound down just a tad?
     你把音量调低一点儿好吗？

柯林斯词典

• PHRASE 稍微;略微
  You can usea tadin expressions such asa tad bigora tad smallwhen you mean that it is slightly too big or slightly too small.
  1. It was a tad confusing...
     这叫人有点糊涂。
  2. The prices were a tad above average, but they're of the highest quality.
     价格比平均水平略高，可它们的质量是最好的。

英英释义

noun

• a slight amount or degree of difference
  1. a tad too expensive
  2. not a tad of difference
  3. the new model is a shade better than the old one
  Synonym:shade

双语例句

• I need a tad of salt please.
  我需要一点点的盐。
• And when it comes to eggs, they are a perfect packaging material-though a tad too brittle.
  对于蛋而言，这件外衣实在是太棒了，就是有点易碎。
• You'll TAD up getting burnt if you do not keep away from the fire.
  若不避开火，到头来你会被烧伤的。
• Did that first 'like' make him feel a tad better about his life?
  那么这条状态下的第一个赞真的能让他对自己的生活感觉好点吗？
• Producers were also worried that things were becoming a tad one-sided.
  生产商也担心，局势变得有点单方面。
• But she's a tad muscular.
  但她肌肉太少。
• Tad Trenton: Except for the one in my closet.
  泰德·特伦顿：除了我壁橱里的那一个。
• For one thing, JVs themselves are a tad anachronistic.
  首先，合资企业本身多少就是一个时代错误。
• While Greece teeters, one of its eurozone peers on the Iberian Peninsula is feeling a tad wobbly too.
  希腊一个踉跄，伊比利亚半岛上的另一个欧元区国家也感到了一丝摇晃。
• I can be a tad bit pushy.
  我有点热过头了。