英[ˌbæɡə'tel]美[ˌbæɡə'tel]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
来自拉丁词bacca, 莓子，同Bacchus, 酒神。-elle, 小词后缀。即小莓子，表示微不足道，琐事等诸多词义。小型台球只是其主要词义之一。
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
A bagatelle is a trifle or a trinket — a little thing without too much importance or value. You might wake on Christmas morning to find your stocking full of bagatelles.
Use the noun bagatelle when you're talking about something that's purely decorative, like a bauble or knickknack, or that's very easily done. For example, you might say, “Oh watching your cat was such a bagatelle — I really didn't have to do a thing!” The word is French, meaning “knick-knack, bauble, or trinket,” from the diminutive form of the Latin baca, or “berry.”