small-batch
/ˌsmɔːlˈbætʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌsmɑːlˈbætʃ/ (ame, ipa)
small-batch — adjective
1. made in small amounts, often with careful work instead of factory-style producti
made in small amounts, often with careful work instead of factory-style production
Ilan sells small-batch hot sauce at the Sunday market downtown.
small-batch + product sold in limited quantities
Elena roasts small-batch coffee weekly for nearby restaurants.
small-batch + coffee: careful limited production
The shop advertises its small-batch soap as made by hand.
Hoa prefers small-batch jam because each jar tastes fresher.
The brand offers small-batch tea in its winter gift boxes.
- artisanal
Often emphasizes skilled traditional making even more strongly than small-batch.
- handcrafted
Stresses that people made it by hand, while small-batch focuses on limited production size.
- limited-run
Often used for a product released in a restricted number rather than regular production.
- mass-produced
Made in large numbers by a factory or industrial process.
文法句型
small-batch + [product noun]
用法筆記
Usually used before nouns for foods, drinks, soap, and other crafted products. It often suggests more individual attention than mass-produced goods.