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Definition of slightly in English: slightlyadverb ˈslʌɪtliˈslaɪtli 1To a small degree; not considerably. 稍微地，些许地 he lowered his voice slightly 他略微降低了嗓门。 as submodifier they are all slightly different 他们都略有不同。 Example sentencesExamples - The rabbit was still jerking slightly as the stoat dragged it off over the hill.
- To avoid that, pull your chin in slightly so there is a light pressure on the voice box.
- They are intense to the point of being slightly odd, but only a fool wouldn't love them to bits.
- To cut a long story short, he returns from market slightly drunk and fails to lock up properly.
- So coming back left me with mixed emotions, leaving me slightly nauseous and giddy.
- He said slowly, his voice deep and slightly cracked, as if he hadn't used it in a long time.
- He took a slightly different approach from those who've converted cars in the past.
- She had a rather broad face and a short neck with her head slightly tilted to one side.
- Each of them met the structural requirements for flight in a slightly different way.
- It was really good to leave the flat today, even if I was slightly spaced out from lack of sleep.
- I took some snaps on the way home last night which show the city in a slightly different light.
- His voice wheezed ever so slightly, as if he had shouted a lot when he was younger.
- Every rally has a slightly different character but this is very much one on its own.
- Lack of sleep is making me slightly more prone to mistakes and considerably more snappy.
- I am sure they all have slightly different views, but it is something for the future.
- Her eyes sparkled with some sort of emotional panic and her lips parted very slightly.
- She'd been, in a sort of robust but slightly inept way, telling him what to do and what to say.
- This is slightly more difficult as I have yet to find a really satisfactory service.
- This had the effect that they ignored what I said but in a slightly more deferrential way.
- If the cooked potato is left for hours being kept slightly warm, it becomes poisonous.
Synonyms a little, a bit, somewhat, rather, moderately, to some degree, to a certain extent, to a slight extent, faintly, vaguely, obscurely marginally, a shade informal sort of, kind of, kinda, ish 2(with reference to a person's build) in a slender way. （指某人身材）纤弱地，瘦小地 一个身材瘦小的女孩。 Example sentencesExamples - But this slightly built 52-year-old is a true giant of world distance running.
- In appearance he is slightly built, graceful and neat to a degree.
Definition of slightly in US English: slightlyadverbˈslītlēˈslaɪtli 1To a small degree; not considerably. 稍微地，些许地 he lowered his voice slightly 他略微降低了嗓门。 as submodifier they are all slightly different 他们都略有不同。 Example sentencesExamples - To cut a long story short, he returns from market slightly drunk and fails to lock up properly.
- She had a rather broad face and a short neck with her head slightly tilted to one side.
- If the cooked potato is left for hours being kept slightly warm, it becomes poisonous.
- Her eyes sparkled with some sort of emotional panic and her lips parted very slightly.
- So coming back left me with mixed emotions, leaving me slightly nauseous and giddy.
- She'd been, in a sort of robust but slightly inept way, telling him what to do and what to say.
- It was really good to leave the flat today, even if I was slightly spaced out from lack of sleep.
- His voice wheezed ever so slightly, as if he had shouted a lot when he was younger.
- To avoid that, pull your chin in slightly so there is a light pressure on the voice box.
- Lack of sleep is making me slightly more prone to mistakes and considerably more snappy.
- He took a slightly different approach from those who've converted cars in the past.
- I am sure they all have slightly different views, but it is something for the future.
- They are intense to the point of being slightly odd, but only a fool wouldn't love them to bits.
- Each of them met the structural requirements for flight in a slightly different way.
- This had the effect that they ignored what I said but in a slightly more deferrential way.
- He said slowly, his voice deep and slightly cracked, as if he hadn't used it in a long time.
- I took some snaps on the way home last night which show the city in a slightly different light.
- This is slightly more difficult as I have yet to find a really satisfactory service.
- The rabbit was still jerking slightly as the stoat dragged it off over the hill.
- Every rally has a slightly different character but this is very much one on its own.
Synonyms a little, a bit, somewhat, rather, moderately, to some degree, to a certain extent, to a slight extent, faintly, vaguely, obscurely 2(with reference to a person's build) in a slender way. （指某人身材）纤弱地，瘦小地 一个身材瘦小的女孩。 Example sentencesExamples - But this slightly built 52-year-old is a true giant of world distance running.
- In appearance he is slightly built, graceful and neat to a degree.
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