1.〈非正式〉常用于美式英语,指微不足道的人或物
1.<informal>sb. or sth. considered to be unimportant or trivial
1.The Bank of East Asia acquisition deal was 'small potatoes, ' Mr.
姜建清表示，此次收购东亚银行对于工商银行来说只能算是一笔小交易。
2.Set against the larger risks and grandeur of space travel, he said, "this is small potatoes. "
与太空旅行存在的巨大风险和肩负的重大使命相比，“这只不过是小菜一碟。”
3.something is considered small potatoes if it is not important.
如果某个东西是不重要的，那它则被认为是
4.But it has the potential to cause price swings that would make the row over onions look like small potatoes.
但是，此番做法导致的价格波动会使洋葱期货引发的争吵看起来就像小土豆。
5.He thought he was not small potatoes.
他自认为他不会是个小人物。
6.In fact, many characters in films seem like those small potatoes around us, like ourselves, who enjoy interesting things in ordinary lives.
其实电影中的很多角色也如我们身边的那些微不足道的人，就像我们自己，在平凡的生活中有着有趣的故事。
7.He provides a deep sympathy and humanistic care for these small potatoes through his relaxed and interesting style.
在轻松有趣中赋予这些生活中的小人物一种深深的同情和人文关怀。
8.Portraying these male small potatoes in the city reflects the author's distinct original purpose.
塑造这些都市男性小人物体现了作者鲜明的创作意图。
9.After that, almost anything else it does looks like small potatoes, including its investment in the Gulf of Mexico.
从此以后，它做的其他任何事情都显得微不足道，包括在墨西哥湾的投资。
10.I'm only small potatoes in the company.
我在公司只是不起眼的小人物。