faintest

英 [ˈfeɪntɪst]

美 [ˈfeɪntəst]

adj.  (用于否定句，起强调作用)极小的，些微的，一丁点儿的
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柯林斯词典

• ADJ-SUPERL (用于否定句，起强调作用)极小的，些微的，一丁点儿的
  You can usefaintestfor emphasis in negative statements. For example, if you say that someone hasn't thefaintestidea what to do, you are emphasizing that they do not know what to do.
  1. I haven't the faintest idea how to care for a snake...
     我对养蛇一无所知。
  2. He said yesterday that there was not 'the faintest possibility' that the government would bring in such a measure.
     他昨天说政府推行这样的措施连“微乎其微的可能性”都没有。

双语例句

• Of this man, who was his savior, nothing; not a trace; not the faintest indication.
  关于这个人，他的救命人，没有消息，毫无迹象，连一点征兆也没有。
• I never felt the faintest desire to cry.
  我从来就没有感到要哭过。
• I haven't got the faintest idea about her divorce.
  我一点儿也不知道她离婚的事。
• I haven't the faintest idea how to repair the color TV.
  我根本不懂怎样修彩色电视机。
• I was17 years old that year and had not the faintest feeling about motherhood.
  那时我才17岁，还不能懂得父母之爱的分量。
• But I have the faintest idea of what to buy since there are so many sorts to choose from.
  但我不知道买什么好？因为种类太多了，我都挑花了眼。
• There are only the faintest traces of contact with fellow painters of the day.
  他和同时代的画家的联系的线索也只不过是蛛丝马迹。
• I haven't the faintest idea when he will come.
  他什么时候来我连最模糊的概念都没有。
• The deathly pallor of her skin had been replaced by the faintest flush of color
  她如死灰般苍白的皮肤开始现出淡淡的血色。
• Amy thought she caught the faintest drift of Isabel's flowery perfume.
  埃米觉得她闻到了伊莎贝尔身上飘出的一丝极微弱的花香味香水的味道。