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minority

/maɪˈnɒr.ə.ti/

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noun

/maɪˈnɒr.ə.ti/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее меньшую группу внутри более крупного населения, часто отличающуюся по этнической принадлежности, религии или другим характеристикам, или состояние несовершеннолетия.

A noun referring to a smaller group within a larger population, often distinguished by ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics, or the state of being under the age of legal adulthood.

  1. Smaller part of a groupB1formal

    A smaller number or part of a group compared to the rest.

    ruМеньшинство

    • Only a minority of voters supported the new law.
    • The proposal was rejected by a minority of the committee.
    • Minority groups often face unique challenges in society.

    Synonymsfew

    Antonymsmajority

  2. Ethnic or cultural groupB1formal

    A group of people who differ from the majority population in race, religion, or culture.

    ruМеньшинство

    • The country has laws to protect the rights of minorities.
    • She is a member of an ethnic minority.
    • Minority languages are at risk of disappearing.

    Synonymsethnic group

  3. B2formal

    The state of being under the legal age of adulthood.

    ruНесовершеннолетие

    • He was still in his minority when he inherited the estate.
    • The contract was invalid because she was in her minority.
    • During his minority, he lived with his grandparents.

    Synonymsinfancynonage

    Antonymsmajority

Forms
  • minorities plural form
  • minorities' possessive plural form
  • minority's possessive singular form
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