make little of
英 [meik ˈlitl ɔv] 美 [mek ˈlɪtl ʌv]

释义

轻视；不以为然；不明白；看不懂

双语例句

1. I could make little of what he was saying.
   我弄不懂他在说些什么。
2. It's in Chinese I can make little of it.
   这是中文－－我一点儿都不懂。

权威例句

Why did Paul make so little of the birth of Jesus?
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