n.侏儒，矮人，小矮子，小东西(指人或动物)
adj.极小的

原形：midget复数：midgets

The circus had a midget clown who always stole the show with his antics.
这个马戏团有一个侏儒小丑，他总能以他的滑稽动作吸引所有人的注意。
In old movies, you sometimes see actors playing stereotypical roles of midgets or little people.
在老电影中，你有时会看到演员扮演侏儒或矮小人物的刻板角色。
She was referred to as a 'midget' by her classmates, which deeply hurt her feelings.
她的同学称她为“侏儒”，这深深地伤害了她的感情。
The term 'midget' is now considered derogatory and offensive by many in the little people community.
现在，“侏儒”这个词被许多侏儒群体认为是贬低和冒犯的。
Despite being a midget, he had an outsized personality that commanded respect.
尽管他身材矮小，但他的个性强大，让人尊敬。
The use of the word 'midget' in advertising has been criticized for perpetuating negative stereotypes.
在广告中使用“侏儒”一词因强化负面刻板印象而受到批评。
She overcame numerous obstacles as a midget, proving that size doesn't determine one's capabilities.
她作为一名侏儒克服了许多障碍，证明了体型并不能决定一个人的能力。
In sports, midget divisions often refer to younger age groups, like under-15 or under-16 categories.
在体育运动中，“侏儒组”通常指年轻年龄组，如15岁以下或16岁以下组别。
The term 'midget' was once commonly used, but today it's discouraged to avoid causing offense."
- “侏儒”这个词曾经很常见，但现在为了避免冒犯，人们不再使用它。
His midget stature didn't hinder his success; in fact, it made him more determined to prove himself.
他的矮小身材并没有阻碍他的成功，事实上，这使他更加坚定地证明自己。