finely chopped; minced; fine cutting
Used for cutting food or similar material into small pieces; often appears adverbially as 小刻みに切る.
Finely chop the onion and fry it with the ground meat.
short and repeated; in small quick motions
Describes small, repeated movements such as trembling, quick steps, nods, or vibrations.
My legs were trembling in small quick movements from the cold.
She listened while nodding repeatedly in little motions.
in small increments; bit by bit; little by little
Used for changes or actions made in small stages rather than all at once; often translated as 'gradually' when the emphasis is on small increments.
The central bank raised interest rates in small increments.
If you divide the work into small stages, it is easier to concentrate.
I cut the vegetables into small pieces and put them in the soup.
My hands were trembling in small shakes from the cold.
The company raised its prices in small increments.
The elderly man walked around the park with short, quick steps.
I plan to increase my exercise little by little.