a small piece or amount of sth
‘Sugar?’ ‘Just a smidgen.’
“放糖吗？”“只放一点。”
1.〈美口〉一丁点儿
1.a very small amount of something
1.Eat a little of this and some of that, she tells us, but never this and only a smidgen of that.
她告诉我们，少吃这个，吃点那个，永远不能吃这个，那个只能吃一点点。
2.'There's no greater crime' for a businesswoman , Ms. Graham adds, with just a smidgen of hyperbole, 'than to show cleavage.
对于职场女性而言，“没有什么比显露乳沟更十恶不赦了，”格雷厄姆带着一丝夸张口吻说。
3.America, with a younger population, can afford to keep it a smidgen lower.
由于美国的人口较年轻，退休年龄可以稍低一点。
4.In Europe the retirement age should be raised to 70 by 2040; America, with a younger population, can afford to keep it a smidgen lower.
欧洲到2040年退休年龄应该会提高到70岁，美国年青人口多，可能可以承受低一点的年龄。
5.Even the mighty China, the only country with a smidgen of leverage, has fumbled for a coherent strategy.
就连实力强大、唯一能够对朝鲜施加些许影响的中国，也似乎一直找不到连贯的战略。
6.Even the less sugared-up varieties have only a little protein, a smidgen of fiber and a small amount of vitamins and minerals.
即使是无糖的那种也只含有极少量的蛋白质、植物纤维、以及更少量的维生素和矿物质。
7.Burma's biggest aid donor until 1988, it has continued to provide small-scale help, apparently hoping to retain a smidgen of influence.
直到1988年都还是缅甸最大的外援国的日本，东京继续向缅甸提供小规模援助，很明显是希望这样能保留一点点的影响力。
8.In the end, I said okay to the smidgen of lipstick and haircut with the ends curled up a little.
末了，我说好吧，就搽点口红，把头发剪一剪，发梢稍微卷一卷。
9.Swift even says that she enjoys showing others how adding a touch of this or a smidgen of that can play up your natural features. . .
斯威夫特甚至说，她喜欢展示别人怎样加入这个触摸或一点点的，可以发挥你的自然特征。
10.They coax Bear to sip just a smidgen of tea. "You'll feel better soon, " says Mouse. "Wait and see. "
它们哄着熊喝了一些茶。“你会感觉好些的”老鼠说，“一会儿就见效。”