mickle
英 ['mɪk(ə)l]
美
- adj. 很多的
- n. 很多；多量
- adv. 很多
- n. (Mickle)人名；(英)米克尔
英英释义
- 1. (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent;
- "a batch of letters"
- "a deal of trouble"
- "a lot of money"
- "he made a mint on the stock market"
- "it must have cost plenty"
词组搭配
many a little makes a mickle
(亦作 many a mickle makes a muckle)(proverb)many small amounts accumulate to make a large amount
(谚)积少成多；集腋成裘
实用场景例句
- Seek mickle, and get something; seek little, and get nothing.
- 寻找多一些,就得著一些. 寻找少一些, 就一无所得.
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- Many a little makes a mickle; many sands will sink a ship.
- 积少成多,集腋成裘; 积沙沉舟.
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- However, many a mickle makes a muckle, and in total they add up to something significant.
- 但是积少成多, 所有的加在一起就会形成巨大的影响.
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- Many a little makes a mickle, Towoho are always accompanied with partners'and customers'growth.
- 集腋成裘,聚沙成塔, 天威虎伴随着合作伙伴与客户共同成长.
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- The 21 st minute, before the Meikesi area, regulation to Mickle has the yellow card.
- 第21分钟, 梅克斯禁区前对米克尔犯规吃到黄牌.
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- Mickle power makes many enemies.
- 势大树敌多.
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中文词源
mickle 许多的
much的古语。来自古英语micel,许多，大量，来自PIE*meg,巨大的，词源同magnate,much.
双语例句
- 1. Seek mickle, and get something; seek little, and get nothing.
- 寻找多一些,就得著一些. 寻找少一些, 就一无所得.
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- 2. Many a little makes a mickle; many sands will sink a ship.
- 积少成多,集腋成裘; 积沙沉舟.
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- 3. Mickle power makes many enemies.
- 势大树敌多.
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- 4. Mickle ado, and little help.
- 小题大作, 没有用处.
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- 5. However, many a mickle makes a muckle, and in total they add up to something significant.
- 但是积少成多, 所有的加在一起就会形成巨大的影响.
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英文词源
- mickle (adj.)
- dialectal survival of Old English micel, mycel "great, intense, big, long, much, many," from Proto-Germanic *mekilaz (cognates: Old Saxon mikil, Old Norse mikill, Old High German mihhil, Gothic mikils), from PIE root *meg- "great, large" (cognates: Armenian mets "great;" Sanskrit mahat- "great, mazah- "greatness;" Avestan mazant- "great;" Hittite mekkish "great, large;" Greek megas "great, large;" Latin magnus "great, large, much, abundant," major "greater," maximus "greatest;" Middle Irish mag, maignech "great, large;" M.Welsh meith "long, great"). Its main modern form is much (q.v.). Related: Mickleness.