adj.(声音)尖细的，细声细气的，金属片碰撞声的
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The sound of the insect was so tinny that it was barely audible in the noisy room.
这昆虫的声音如此微弱，在嘈杂的房间里几乎听不见。
She had a tinny little voice that grated on my nerves after a while.
她的声音尖细刺耳，过了一会儿就让我感到烦躁。
Despite its small size, the radio produced a surprisingly tinny sound.
尽管体积小，但这台收音机发出的声音却意外地单薄。
The cheap headphones gave a tinny reproduction of the concert recording.
这款廉价耳机播放出的音乐会录音效果很单薄。
His mobile phone's speaker produced a tinny rendition of his favorite ringtone.
他的手机扬声器播放出他最喜欢的铃声时，声音听起来很干瘪。
The elderly woman spoke with a tinny, crackly voice due to her damaged vocal cords.
那位老年妇女因为声带受损而说话声音嘶哑、刺耳。
In the old days, television sets often had a tinny audio output that required external speakers for better quality.
在过去，电视机往往有音质较差的内置扬声器，需要外接音箱来提升音质。
The thin paper made the printed music sound tinny when played back on the piano.
当用这薄纸打印出来的乐谱在钢琴上弹奏时，音乐听起来十分单调乏味。
Even at maximum volume, the tinny speakers in the laptop couldn't fill the room with sound.
即使把笔记本电脑上的扬声器开到最大，也无法让整个房间充满声音。
The cheap toy trumpet produced a hilariously tinny sound when blown by the child during the parade.
在游行队伍中，孩子们吹着那个便宜的小号，发出了滑稽刺耳的声音。