名词<口><贬>小人，年轻人，不重要的人
1. If our club is really democratic, then very little pip-squeak has the right to''.
如果我们俱乐部是真正民主的话，那么每个小人物都有权力畅所欲言。
2. If our club is really democratic, then very little PIP-squeak has the right to say what he thinks.
如果我们俱乐部是真正民主的话，那么每个小人物都有权力畅所欲言。
3. Apple is still a pip-squeak to the Wintel Goliath.
其电脑市场的占有率还不到 10%。
4. Get away from me, pip-squeak.
给我闪开，小人物
5. She had nothing to wear, either—no headdress, no jewelry, no gold sandals or gold toe and finger coverings, none of the treasures that had been provided the pharaoh Tutankhamun, who was a pip-squeak of a king compared with Hatshepsut.
她也没有任何东西可穿戴──没有头饰、没有珠宝、没有黄金凉鞋或黄金的脚趾套和手指套，没有任何为图坦卡门王所准备的那种珍宝，尽管跟哈特谢普苏特比起来，图坦卡门只是个微不足道的小王。
6. Pple is still a pip-squeak to the Wintel Goliath.
PPLE公司仍然只是Wintel Goliath方面（意指微机的体系结构由MS-Windows操作系统和的Intel的CPU组成）的小人物。