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minus

/ˈmaɪ.nəs/

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adjective

/ˈmaɪ.nəs/B1formaltechnical
  • ruИспользуется для описания количества, числа или условия, которое ниже нуля или меньше определённого уровня.

Used to describe a quantity, number, or condition that is below zero or less than a certain level.

  1. Lower than zeroA2formal

    A negative number; indicating a quantity less than zero.

    ruМинусовой

    • The temperature was minus five degrees Celsius.
    • The bank account balance is in minus.
    • The result came out as minus two.

    Synonymsnegative

    Antonymspluspositive

  2. Lacking or withoutB1informal

    Used to indicate the absence or removal of something.

    ruБез

    • He came minus an umbrella and got soaked.
    • The report is complete, minus the appendix.
    • She arrived at the party minus her usual confidence.

    Synonymslackingwithout

    Antonymspluswith

  3. DisadvantageousB2informal

    Having a negative quality or disadvantage.

    ruОтрицательный

    • There are pluses and minuses to every decision.
    • The plan has a definite minus in terms of cost.
    • The main minus of the apartment is its small size.

    Synonymsadversedetrimentalharmfulnegativeunfavorable

    Antonymsadvantageousplus

Forms
  • more minus comparative form
  • most minus superlative form
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noun

/ˈmaɪ.nəs/A1formal
  • ruНедостаток, отрицательный фактор или символ (−), обозначающий вычитание или отрицательную величину.

A noun referring to a disadvantage, a negative factor, or a symbol (−) used to indicate subtraction or a negative quantity.

  1. Negative quantityB1formal

    A quantity or number that is less than zero, usually indicating a loss or deficit.

    ruМинус

    • The temperature dropped to minus ten degrees Celsius.
    • Our budget shows a minus of $500 for this month.
    • He recorded the results as pluses and minuses.

    Synonymsdeficitlossnegativeshortfall

    Antonymsplus

  2. Disadvantage or drawbackB2informal

    Something that is unfavorable or detracts from overall value.

    ruНедостаток

    • One of the minuses of the job is the long commute.
    • The pluses outweigh the minuses in this situation.
    • Lack of experience is a definite minus for her application.

    Synonymscatchdefectdemeritdisadvantagedownsidedrawbackflawhandicapliabilitypitfallsnagweakness

    Antonymsadvantageassetbenefitplus

Forms
  • minuses plural form
  • minuses' possessive plural form
  • minus's possessive singular form
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preposition

/ˈmaɪnəs/B1formal
  • ruПредлог 'minus' указывает на вычитание или удаление в математическом смысле; он выражает отсутствие, нехватку или исключение («без»), обозначает отрицательное качество или недостаток, а также указывает на температуру ниже нуля.

The preposition 'minus' indicates subtraction or removal in a mathematical sense; it expresses absence, lack, or exclusion ('without'), denotes a negative quality or disadvantage, and specifies a temperature below zero.

  1. Mathematical subtractionA2formalscientific

    Used to indicate the operation of subtracting one number or quantity from another

    ruминус, за вычетом, меньше

    • Ten minus four equals six
    • The final score was 5 minus 2
    • Calculate the profit minus expenses
  2. Absence or lack (without)B1informal

    Informally used to indicate that something is missing, excluded, or not included in a situation

    ruбез, за исключением, минус

    • I'll have coffee minus sugar
    • The project is complete minus the final report
    • She arrived minus her umbrella
  3. Temperature below zeroA2formalscientific

    Specifies a temperature that is below the freezing point or zero on a scale

    ruминус, ниже нуля

    • The temperature dropped to minus 10 degrees
    • It's minus 5 outside
    • Store at minus 18°C
  4. Disadvantage or negative aspectB2informal

    Used to denote a drawback, negative quality, or unfavorable factor in a situation

    ruминус, недостаток, отрицательная сторона

    • The plan has many pluses but one major minus
    • The location is a minus for me
    • His attitude is a big minus
  5. Exclusion from a group or totalB1formalbusiness

    Indicates that a specific element is removed or not counted within a larger set or sum

    ruза исключением, без, минус

    • The total cost minus tax is $100
    • Everyone minus John attended the meeting
    • The grade is A minus
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