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punier
美['pjuni]，英['pjuːni]，
释义
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adj. 短小的；弱小的；不足道的； 网络释义： 微不足道的；微小的；发育不良的；
例句
Does not the age of Balzac, Dickens, Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy dwarf its earnest, fitfully brilliant but ultimately punier successor?
如果不是Balzac，Dickens，Dostoyevsky和Tolstoy的时代的低调认真的创作，断断续续的杰出创作但是最终却弱势继承？
Controlling for inflation takes extra work and makes stock gains look punier, so it is easy to see why stock analysts almost never do it.
将通胀因素考虑进来需要额外的工作，而且会让股市涨幅显得更加微不足道，因此很容易理解股市分析师们为什么几乎从来不这样做。
Rights issues and punier dividends would be bad news for shareholders.
权利的分配和极少的红利怕是股东们不愿听到的消息。
如果不是Balzac，Dickens，Dostoyevsky和Tolstoy的时代的低调认真的创作，断断续续的杰出创作但是最终却弱势继承？
Controlling for inflation takes extra work and makes stock gains look punier, so it is easy to see why stock analysts almost never do it.
将通胀因素考虑进来需要额外的工作，而且会让股市涨幅显得更加微不足道，因此很容易理解股市分析师们为什么几乎从来不这样做。
Rights issues and punier dividends would be bad news for shareholders.
权利的分配和极少的红利怕是股东们不愿听到的消息。