1. Many people made little of his early achievements.
很多人轻视了他早期取得的成就。

2. She made little of the difficulty and finished the task quickly.
她没有把这个困难当回事，很快完成了任务。

3. We should not make little of the importance of teamwork.
我们不应该低估团队合作的重要性。

A: Why did he make little of your suggestion?
A：他为什么不重视你的建议？

B: He did not realize how useful it was at that time.
B：他当时没有意识到这个建议有多有用。

1) 表示认为某人或某事不重要、不值得关注

2) 表示低估某事的价值、作用或影响

3) 常用于表达对某种能力、成就或困难的轻视

1. 轻视；不重视；认为某事不重要

e.g. Do not make little of the challenges ahead.
不要低估未来的挑战。

2. 低估某人的能力或某事物的价值

e.g. They made little of her experience in the field.
他们低估了她在该领域的经验。

verb phrase

1. To regard someone or something as unimportant, insignificant, or less valuable than it really is.

Synonym: underestimate, undervalue, dismiss