The Open Dictionary

petty

形容詞

UK/ˈpet.i/
US/ˈpet̬.i/

定義 petty 形容詞

  1. C2Before noun

    Of little importance or consequence; trivial.

    • The company faced scrutiny for some petty violations.

    • He was known for engaging in petty arguments.

    • I don't have time to deal with such petty complaints.

  2. After noun

    Excessively concerned with unimportant matters, especially in a small-minded way.

    • She is so petty, always finding fault in others’ mistakes.

    • Don't get upset over such a small thing; don't be so petty.

    • He was so petty, getting angry at me for forgetting to turn off the light.