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minor

/ˈmaɪ.nər/

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adjective

/ˈmaɪ.nər/A2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то меньшее, менее важное или менее серьёзное по сравнению с другими.

Describes something that is smaller, less important, or less serious in comparison to others.

  1. Less importantB1formal

    Not very important or serious; small in degree or significance.

    ruНезначительный

    • It was only a minor problem, easily fixed.
    • She suffered a minor injury during the game.
    • The changes were minor and didn't affect the outcome.

    Synonymsincidentalinsignificantlessernegligiblesecondaryslightsmallsubordinatetrivialunimportant

    Antonymscriticalcrucialessentialimportantkeymajorsignificantvital

  2. Younger or underageB1formal

    Relating to a person who is legally under the age of adulthood.

    ruНесовершеннолетний

    • The club does not admit minor children without an adult.
    • He is still a minor and cannot sign the contract.
    • The law protects minor employees from exploitation.

    Synonymsjuvenileunderageyouthful

    Antonymsadultof age

  3. Music: minor keyB2formalart

    Relating to a musical scale or key that typically sounds sad or serious.

    ruМинорный

    • The piece is written in a minor key.
    • She prefers playing minor chords on the piano.
    • The song shifts from major to minor for a dramatic effect.

    Antonymsmajor

Forms
  • minorer comparative form
  • minorest superlative form
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noun

/ˈmaɪ.nər/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее лицо, не достигшее совершеннолетия, обычно младше 18 лет.

A noun referring to a person who is under the legal age of adulthood, typically under 18 years old.

  1. Underage personB1formal

    A person who is legally under the age of adulthood, typically under 18 years old.

    ruНесовершеннолетний

    • The bar does not serve alcohol to minors.
    • A minor cannot sign a legal contract without a guardian.
    • The law protects minors from exploitation.

    Synonymschildjuvenileyoungsteryouth

    Antonymsadultmajor

  2. Secondary subjectB2formalamerican

    A student's secondary area of study at a college or university, less intensive than a major.

    ruДополнительная специальность

    • She chose biology as her minor.
    • He is pursuing a minor in music alongside his engineering degree.
    • The university requires at least 18 credits for a minor.

    Synonymsconcentrationspecialization

    Antonymsmajor

Forms
  • minors plural form
  • minors' possessive plural form
  • minor's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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