to smile subtly or silently

Microsoft Corporation

slightly; to a small extent; a little bit

slightly; a little bit; indicates a small amount, a shallow degree, or a short period of time

gentle breeze; light wind; in meteorology, refers specifically to a force 3 wind

scanty; meager; small in amount or strength

light in degree or amount; trifling; trivial

microorganism; microbe

extremely small; minute; infinitesimal

subtle; delicate; difficult to fully understand or put into words

humble and lowly in social status or position; petty

Relating to the study of particles like atoms and molecules, or to a small-scale perspective or specific field of analysis; microcosmic.

(bound form) reaching the smallest detail; down to the last detail; meticulous; thoroughgoing. Used in phrases like [[体贴入微|體貼入微|ti3 tie1 ru4 wei1]] or [[细致入微|細致入微|xi4 zhi4 ru4 wei1]]

faint; feeble; small in volume or energy (of a pulse, voice, or light)

miniature; tiny; refers to things that are much smaller in size or scale than others of the same type

a little bit; somewhat; to a small degree

an oven that uses high-frequency waves to heat food quickly by causing water molecules to vibrate

microwave; high frequency electromagnetic waves used in communication, radar, and cooking

tiny; minute; fine; subtle; faint; weak; also used to describe sensitive instruments

microcomputer; personal computer; short for [[微型电子计算机|微型電子計算機|wei1 xing2 dian4 zi3 ji4 suan4 ji1]]

chemical elements required in minute quantities for the normal growth and development of living organisms

an instrument used for viewing very small objects by magnifying their image using optical lenses or electron beams

too small or unimportant to be worth mentioning; negligible; extremely tiny

The circulation of blood through the smallest vessels, such as the capillaries.

an extremely small or minute quantity; micro-

a tiny speck or grain, such as a molecule or electron; corpuscle

(idiom) meticulous in every possible way; caring for someone or something with extreme attention to every detail

to make small-scale or minor adjustments, such as to interest rates, wages, or schedules

very little; next to nothing; extremely tiny or insignificant

microelectronics; micro-electronic technology or components

very small margin of profit; slim profit

Any of the tiny blood vessels that connect arteries to veins.

unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter or one thousandth of a millimeter

calculus; the combined branch of mathematics covering [[微分|微分|wei1 fen1]] and [[积分|積分|ji1 fen1]]

the microscopic structure of a material; microstructural

small in amount or degree; a little bit; minor

dim light; gleam; shimmer

A central processing component of a computer system consisting of one or more large-scale integrated circuits.

Small passenger car, typically with an engine displacement of less than 1000cc (Taiwan reading: [wéi xíng chē])

veiled criticism; subtle words expressing dissatisfaction or disapproval

(math) a differential of a function; differentiation or to differentiate

very small; delicate; minute

(literary) to decline; to wane; to diminish in power or prosperity (often describing a family or dynasty)

The scientific study of microscopic organisms

lowly or humble in social status or birth

a tiny crystal or crystallite, often needle-shaped or irregular and found embedded within other minerals

(literary) the lush green color of distant mountains; used to refer to a green mountain or a lush, shady retreat on a hillside

to shrink or scale down an object according to its original shape and proportions

extremely cautious about minute details; timid and over-careful in speech or action