handful
英['hændful]美['hændful]
n.
1.[C] ~ (of sth) 一把（的量）；用手抓起的数量
2. ~ (of sb/sth) 少数人（或物）
3. a ~ 难以控制的人（或动物）
1.[C] ~ (of sth) 一把（的量）；用手抓起的数量
2. ~ (of sb/sth) 少数人（或物）
3. a ~ 难以控制的人（或动物）
复 数：handfuls
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- The handful of bad people had two basic slogans: overthrow the Communist Party and demolish the socialist system.
他们的根本口号主要是两个，一是要打倒共产党，一是要推翻社会主义制度。收藏 - He sat there letting a handful of sand fall slowly through his fingers.
他坐在那里，一边让手中的一把沙子慢慢从指缝间流下。收藏 - The mentality of the young man begs the questions: Does the attitude reflect the thinking of the majority of young Singaporeans or just a handful?
或许有人会问，这个青年的心态，是否正反映了新加坡大多数年轻人的想法？或者只是少数人收藏 - Doctors have successfully transplanted tissue from other parts of the eye to reconstruct the cornea and restore sharper sight to a handful of patients.
医生已成功地把从眼的其他部位移植的组织用来重建了角膜，使一小部分患者恢复了比较清楚的视力。收藏 - This Book is very rare. There are only a handful of them in the world.
"这本书很稀有,全世界只有几本而已。"收藏
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