Smallの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Way too small.

I think it is much too small.

A: Small just means that its not big or large in size

A: Pequeno

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A: Not that small
or
bigger than that

A: “Little” is the more childish way to say “small” so there’s really no difference.

A: Your face is small. I love how small these shoes are. My dress is too small. Look how small she is. Do you think I should buy a small or a large? What size would you like the bird house to be, small? Your nose is too small. Which cup is the smaller one?

A: I would like a small cup of water, please.
I like small dogs.
This is a small amount of tickets.

A: I am small

Why is the shirt so small?

The car is small

I want a small drink

A: Small and little can both be used with nouns:

- I dont like small dogs👍🏻
- I think little dogs are cute👍🏻

But little can also be used with adjectives, while small cannot:

- I'm a little tired 👍🏻
- I was a little bit angry 👍🏻
- I'm small tired 👎🏻
- I was a small bit angry 👎🏻

Little can also be used in some set phrases next to verbs (where small cannot be used):

- There was little left to do 👍🏻
(meaning there was not much to do)
- Very little was done to help 👍🏻
(meaning not much was done)

- There was small left to do👎🏻
- Very small was done to help👎🏻

A: He is very small
He is very little

They both mean the same

A: Example:

Small
1) My rose plant is still small.
2) I exercise and eat better than my sister, but for some reason she is still smaller than me!
3) My apartment is fairly small.
4) My friend has a small toy poodle.

Short:
1) I need to cut these rose bushes short. It is now covering my windows.
2) I am the shortest among my siblings.
3) I live in a big apartment complex with many buildings. I am in the shortest building.
4) Annie's skirt is shorter than Jane's.

A: Something that is tiny is smaller than something that is small. For example: A mouse is small. An ant is tiny

A: Both are similar, but 'tiny' is usually considered more extreme than 'small'. 'Tiny' is also usually less formal.

Small = little
Tiny = very little

E.g.
"Wait, I'm almost done, there's just a tiny bit left!"
(Would be a bit unnatural to say 'just a small bit left' in this case.)

VS

"Your house is small but it's very cosy."
(To say 'your house is tiny' to a stranger might seem like you're making fun of the size of their house.)

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A: Small or little

A: Small

A: tiny 比 small 小

A: you need to work on the dark L , IMO^^. you can check this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P63VPV4rgk. it will help you much!

A: you can also say is it small or large?

A: Yes. A lodge where I live usually means a hotel or business, like a ski lodge. It is similar to cabin because both would be in the wilderness and usually made of logs, but a lodge usually has more amenities.