单词	chickenfeed
释义	English American chickenfeednoun [ U ] uk/ˈtʃɪk.ɪn.fiːd/us/ˈtʃɪk.ɪn.fiːd/informal a small and not important amount of money: They're losing $200,000 on this deal, but that's chickenfeed to/for a company with yearly profits of $25 million. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Small amounts of money a drop in the ocean idiom bagatelle drop microcredit miserly not a red cent idiom paltry peanut pennyworth pittance pocket money princely red sou trifling chickenfeednoun [ U ] us/ˈtʃɪk·ənˌfid/slang an amount of money that is so small in comparison with other amounts that it is unimportant and can be ignored: They lost $200,000 on this deal, but that’s chickenfeed for a company that big.
随便看	it depends it doesn't hurt to do something it doesn't hurt to have something it doesn't hurt/never hurts to do sth it doesn't take a rocket scientist it doesn't take a rocket scientist to do something it doesnt hurt to do something it doesnt hurt to have something it doesnt hurt/never hurts to do sth it doesnt take a rocket scientist it doesnt take a rocket scientist to do something it doesn’t hurt to do something it doesn’t hurt to have something it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to do something it falls to you it figures it goes without saying it goes without saying it goes without saying (that) it goes without saying that it is arguable that it is arguable that... it is incumbent on sb to do sth it is understood it is/was nothing

chickenfeednoun [ U ]

chickenfeednoun [ U ]