paltry
/ˈpɔːl.tri/Word connections
adjective
/ˈpɔːl.tri/Описывает что-то очень маленькое, незначительное или малоценное.
Describe algo muy pequeño, insignificante o de poco valor; también puede referirse a una cantidad mezquina o despreciable por su escasez.
Décrit quelque chose de très petit, insignifiant ou de peu de valeur, souvent de manière méprisante.
Beschreibt etwas, das sehr klein, unbedeutend oder von geringem Wert ist; oft abwertend für eine Menge oder Summe, die als lächerlich gering empfunden wird.
Descreve algo muito pequeno, insignificante ou de pouco valor.
形容数量极少、微不足道,或价值低、不值一提。
يصف شيئًا صغيرًا جدًا أو تافهًا أو قليل القيمة أو غير كافٍ. يُستخدم للدلالة على الضآلة والحقارة أو النقص الواضح في القدر أو الكمية.
Describes something that is very small, insignificant, or of little value.
Very small or insignificantC1formal
So small or meager as to be considered worthless or contemptible.
Ничтожный
Insignificante, mísero
dérisoire
Nichtig
Irrisório
微不足道
تافه
- He was paid a paltry sum for his hard work.
- The company offered a paltry increase in salary.
- She received only a paltry amount of support from her colleagues.
Synonymsinconsequentialinsignificantmeagerminornegligiblepettypiddlingpifflingtriflingtrivial
Trivial or pettyC1formal
Lacking importance or value; not worthy of consideration.
Ничтожный
insignificante, de poca importancia
sans importance, insignifiant
Nichtig, unbedeutend
Insignificante
微不足道的
تافه
- They argued over paltry details that didn't matter.
- His paltry excuses were not accepted by the manager.
- The issue was too paltry to waste time on.
Synonymsinconsequentialinsignificantminornegligiblepettytriflingtrivialunimportant
Antonymsimportantmomentoussignificantsubstantialvitalweighty
- paltrier comparative form
- paltriest superlative form
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