To have absolutely none of something

beyond all doubt; certainly; there is no question

the slightest amount or degree; a tiny bit. Usually used with a negative word to mean "not in the least" or "not at all".

not in the least; not at all; hardly

millimeter (mm); a unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a meter

without the slightest hesitation; to act immediately and resolutely without any doubt

milliliter, a metric unit of volume equal to one thousandth of a [[升|升|sheng1]]

unit of weight and mass equal to one thousandth of a gram

fine hair on the body and hair on the head

to show no mercy or quarter; to be completely relentless; not to spare someone's feelings at all

without the slightest bit of politeness; blunt or unrestrained, especially regarding criticism

the smallest amount; a tiny bit; an iota or hairsbreadth; typically used in the negative to mean "not even a little bit"

not expending the slightest effort; very easy; requiring no exertion

To be completely unconcerned; to not care in the slightest about something.

(idiom) a tiny bit; an iota; a trace; extremely minute

The soft, fine hair on the body of a human, bird, or beast; down

To wield a writing brush to write calligraphy or paint, often used to describe the skilled or effortless work of an expert; to put pen to paper.

to act or respond immediately without any doubt or hesitation

to have absolutely nothing to do with each other; completely irrelevant

to not care in the slightest; to be totally indifferent or unconcerned

literally meaning a single hair; used to describe something extremely small or a very tiny amount

beyond all doubt; perfectly clear and certain; without any suspicion or room for question

the least bit; an extremely small amount

(idiom) to be perceptive of even the finest detail; to have eyes like a hawk or see through everything

unit of time equal to one-thousandth of a second; ms

accurate to perfection; without the slightest error or discrepancy

Electromagnetic waves with a wavelength between one and ten millimeters, typically used in radar and wireless communication technology.

(literary) very fine hair; used to describe trivia, the minutest detail, or the slightest amount

to be without the slightest difference; exactly the same

not committing the slightest offense against the people; used to describe an army or officials who are honest and strictly disciplined

newly grown bird down or animal hair in autumn; used to describe the minutest detail or something barely discernible

A writing brush made from the hair of a Siberian weasel; its bristles are relatively stiff and elastic compared to other brush types.

(unit of electricity) milliampere; one thousandth of an ampere

(literary) tip of a hair; an extremely small amount or minute detail

A Chinese writing or painting brush made with soft goat hair; also refers to the goat hair itself.

millivolt; a unit of electrical potential equal to one thousandth of a volt

millimeter of mercury (mmHg); a unit of pressure

Fine purple-colored rabbit hair used for making writing brushes

not at all inferior by comparison; to be just as good as something else

nanometer; millimicron or one-millionth of a millimeter; formerly used to measure the wavelength of light

not to deviate an iota; without the slightest error; just right

nanosecond; millimicrosecond

The tip of a fine hair grown by birds or animals in autumn; used as a metaphor for something extremely tiny or a minute detail.

a unit of pressure used in physics and meteorology, equal to one thousandth of a [[巴|巴|ba1]] or one hectopascal

Young, tender stalks of the garlic plant, often eaten as a vegetable; also called [[蒜苗|蒜苗|suan4 miao2]].

not to deviate a hair's breadth; extremely accurate without the slightest error

A tiny mistake at the beginning results in a massive discrepancy in the end.

(idiom) to not differ by even a hair; perfectly accurate; without the slightest error