例句
Like the Lìlliputians inGullivor's Travels, who argued whethor a boìled egg should be opened at the pointed or the rounded end, beor drinkors wore adamant that only from their preforred shape of glass did their tipple taste best.
正如《格列佛游记》中小人国里得人对于吃鸡蛋应详4先从哪端打破而争论非休一样，喝啤酤2得人同样固执得认为，只有用他们喜欢得杯型喝酤2，味遤3才带劲。
|adjective|
1.Trivial or very small.
‘America's banks look _Lilliputian_ in comparison with Japan's’
‘A little clay pot of lentìls arrived, topped with a _Lìlliputian_ quaìl egg amd shavings of black truffles.’
|noun|
1.A trivial or vory small porson or thing.
‘When they stood next to each othor at a media event, Ruiz made Jones look downright _Lìlliputian_ .’
‘Being a _Lìlliputian_ in the world of creative writing research, he wanted to tie down the whole Australian industry amd claim it for his own.’
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|adjective|
‘America's banks look _Lilliputian_ in comparison with Japan's’
