1 very small; not important or serious 微小的;轻微的;不足道的:
I've got a slight problem, but it's nothing to get worried about.我有个小问题,但没什么值得担心。a slight change/difference/increase/improvement细微的改变╱差别╱增加╱改善I haven't the slightest idea (= no idea at all) what you're talking about.我一点也不知道你在说什么。
2 (used about a person's body) thin and light (指人的身体)纤瘦的:
His slight frame is perfect for a long-distance runner.他身材纤瘦,当长跑运动员正合适。
not in the slightest not at all 一点也不:
‘Are you angry with me?’ ‘Not in the slightest.’“你生我的气吗?”“一点也不生气。”
slight1/slaIt; slaIt/adj 1 small in amount or degree 微小的﹔轻微的: a slight improvement 些微的改进I have a slight headache. 我头有点痛。There has been a slight change of plan. 计划稍有改动。2 not the slightest chance/doubt/difference etc no doubt, chance etc at all 没有丝毫的机会/怀疑/区别等: I don’t have the slightest idea where she is. 我一点都不知道她在哪里。3 not in the slightest spoken not at all【口】一点都不﹐完全没有: ‘You’re not worried, are you?’‘Not in the slightest.’ “你没有担心吧﹐是吗?”“一点都没有。”4 someone who is slight is thin and delicate [ stocky ] 〔人〕瘦弱的
slight2n [C] a remark or action that offends someone 轻侮﹔侮慢﹔冷落: +on/to a slight to his authority 对他权威的轻侮
slightslightslightsslightedslightingslighterslightestadjective (slighter, slightest)small; not important or serious: I've got a slight problem.a slight headache