1.【天】矮星
2.矮小的动物[植物];矮生植物
3.【欧神】(善做金属小工艺品的)矮神
1.矮小的
1.使矮小,使(发育,智能等)受阻碍;使相形见绌
2.变矮小
1.an imaginary creature in children’s stories that looks like a very small old man
2.an offensive word for a person affected with the medical condition of dwarfism
3.a very small star that does not shine brightly
1.a dwarf tree, plant, or animal is much shorter or smaller than others of the same type
1.to make something seem small or unimportant
2.to make someone seem small
1.If so, gas will be one of its main drivers, dwarfing even earlier resource booms in its scale.
如果是这样的话，天然气将会成为繁荣的主要驱动力之一，以它的规模甚至使之前的资源激增都相形见绌。
2.The ship came slowly into the harbour, dwarfing all the surrounding boats.
轮船徐徐驶入港口，使周围的船只显得矮小。
3.Nothing is more apparent in this age of specialties than the dwarfing, crippling, mutilating influence of occupations or professions.
在如今的专业化分工的时代里，没有什麽比职业造成的矮化、跛足、伤残的影响更明显的了。
4.Arsenic in drinking water thus constitutes the largest case of mass poisoning in history, dwarfing Chernobyl.
饮水中含砷成为有史以来规模最大的中毒事件，连车诺比尔事件都相形见绌。
5.It belittles by inverting the relative importance of things, thus dwarfing the thoughts and aspirations of a people.
它通过反演轻的相对重要性的东西，这样的想法和愿望下显得一个人。
6.The effect is refreshingly humane, and entirely unlike the dwarfing, take-your-medicine feel of many galleries.
这种效果颇具新鲜感，而且人性化，完全不像很多画廊中那种让你感到矮小压抑、病态难受的感觉。
7.Researchers in China hae unearthed the bones of a gigantic bird-like dinosaur, dwarfing anything else in its category.
中国研究人员已经发掘了一巨型类鸟恐龙骨骼化石，这使其他此类的恐龙相形见绌。
8.Officials talk of "incredibly difficult" cuts ahead, dwarfing in scale the economies made by Margaret Thatcher after she took power in 1979.
官员们谈到将来的削减开支任务“非常棘手”，这样的言论相应让1979年玛格丽特•撒切尔掌权后创造的经济规模相形见绌。
9.A double-decker tram provides a bird's-eye view of neon signs twisted into huge Chinese characters, dwarfing the human parade below.
从双层巴士上可以俯瞰印着巨大汉字的霓虹灯饰，下面的行人由此显得多么渺小。
10.Effect of Growth Regulator on Dwarfing and Flowering of Rudbeckia hirta Linnaeus 'Plainview Farm'
植物生长调节剂对景观农场金光菊矮化与开花的影响