英语词汇“minor”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Minor

nnoun.persona young person of either sex

Synset:child fry kid nestling nipper shaver small fry tiddler tike tyke youngster

Examples:

she writes books for children
they're just kids
'tiddler' is a British term for youngster

Derivationally Related Form:childhoodchildly

Hypernyms:juvenile juvenile person

Inherited Hypernyms:childjuvenilepersoncausal agentphysical entityentity

Inherited Hypernyms:childjuvenilepersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity

Direct Hyponyms:bairnbambinobusterchangelingchild prodigyfoster-childfoster childfosterlingimpinfant prodigykiddiekiddykindergartenerkindergartnermonkeyorphanpeanutpicaninnypiccaninnypickaninnyposter childpreschoolerrapscallionrascalscalawagscallywagscampsillysprogstreet childtoddlertoturchinwaifwonder childyearling

Part Meronyms:child's body

Full Hyponyms:

vverb.cognitionhave as one's secondary field of study

Examples:

in collee she minored in mathematics

Hypernyms:study

Inherited Hypernyms:minorstudy

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s PP

adjadj.allof lesser importance or stature or rank

Examples:

a minor poet
had a minor part in the play
a minor official
many of these hardy adventurers were minor noblemen
minor back roads

Antonyms:major

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

Similar to:insignificant peanut secondary

adjadj.alllesser in scope or effect

Examples:

had minor differences
a minor disturbance

Antonyms:major

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adjadj.allinferior in number or size or amount

Attributes:minority

Examples:

a minor share of the profits
Ursa Minor

Antonyms:major

Derivationally Related Form:minority

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adjadj.all(of a scale or mode) having half steps between the second and third degrees, and (usually) the fifth and sixth degrees, and the seventh and eighth degrees

Topic:music

Examples:

the minor keys
in B flat minor

Antonyms:major

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adjadj.allnot of legal age

Topic:jurisprudencelaw

Synset:nonaged underage

Examples:

minor children

Antonyms:major

Derivationally Related Form:minority

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adjadj.allof lesser seriousness or danger

Examples:

suffered only minor injuries
some minor flooding
a minor tropical disturbance

Antonyms:major

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adjadj.allof your secondary field of academic concentration or specialization

Antonyms:major

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

adj satadj.allof the younger of two boys with the same family name

Region:BritainGreat BritainU.K.UKUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Examples:

Jones minor

Antonyms:senior

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

Similar to:junior

adj satadj.allwarranting only temporal punishment

Topic:divinitytheology

Synset:venial

Examples:

venial sin

Antonyms:unpardonable

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

Similar to:pardonable

adj satadj.allrelatively moderate, limited, or small

Synset:modest pocket-size pocket-sized small small-scale

Examples:

a small business
a newspaper with a modest circulation
small-scale plans
a pocket-size country

Antonyms:unlimited

Derivationally Related Form:smallness

Inherited Hypernyms:minor

Similar to:limited

单词	minor
释义	Minor nnoun.persona young person of either sex Synset:child fry kid nestling nipper shaver small fry tiddler tike tyke youngster Examples: she writes books for children they're just kids 'tiddler' is a British term for youngster Derivationally Related Form:childhoodchildly Hypernyms:juvenile juvenile person Inherited Hypernyms:childjuvenilepersoncausal agentphysical entityentity Inherited Hypernyms:childjuvenilepersonorganismliving thingwholeobjectphysical entityentity Direct Hyponyms:bairnbambinobusterchangelingchild prodigyfoster-childfoster childfosterlingimpinfant prodigykiddiekiddykindergartenerkindergartnermonkeyorphanpeanutpicaninnypiccaninnypickaninnyposter childpreschoolerrapscallionrascalscalawagscallywagscampsillysprogstreet childtoddlertoturchinwaifwonder childyearling Part Meronyms:child's body Full Hyponyms: bairnbusterchangelingchild prodigyfoster-childfoster-daughterfoster-songamineimpkiddyorphanpeanutpickaninnyposter boyposter childposter girlpreschoolerragamuffinsillysprogstreet arabstreet urchinterrortoddlerurchinwaif vverb.cognitionhave as one's secondary field of study Examples: in collee she minored in mathematics Hypernyms:study Inherited Hypernyms:minorstudy Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s PP adjadj.allof lesser importance or stature or rank Examples: a minor poet had a minor part in the play a minor official many of these hardy adventurers were minor noblemen minor back roads Antonyms:major Inherited Hypernyms:minor Similar to:insignificant peanut secondary adjadj.alllesser in scope or effect Examples: had minor differences a minor disturbance Antonyms:major Inherited Hypernyms:minor adjadj.allinferior in number or size or amount Attributes:minority Examples: a minor share of the profits Ursa Minor Antonyms:major Derivationally Related Form:minority Inherited Hypernyms:minor adjadj.all(of a scale or mode) having half steps between the second and third degrees, and (usually) the fifth and sixth degrees, and the seventh and eighth degrees Topic:music Examples: the minor keys in B flat minor Antonyms:major Inherited Hypernyms:minor adjadj.allnot of legal age Topic:jurisprudencelaw Synset:nonaged underage Examples: minor children Antonyms:major Derivationally Related Form:minority Inherited Hypernyms:minor adjadj.allof lesser seriousness or danger Examples: suffered only minor injuries some minor flooding a minor tropical disturbance Antonyms:major Inherited Hypernyms:minor adjadj.allof your secondary field of academic concentration or specialization Antonyms:major Inherited Hypernyms:minor adj satadj.allof the younger of two boys with the same family name Region:BritainGreat BritainU.K.UKUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Examples: Jones minor Antonyms:senior Inherited Hypernyms:minor Similar to:junior adj satadj.allwarranting only temporal punishment Topic:divinitytheology Synset:venial Examples: venial sin Antonyms:unpardonable Inherited Hypernyms:minor Similar to:pardonable adj satadj.allrelatively moderate, limited, or small Synset:modest pocket-size pocket-sized small small-scale Examples: a small business a newspaper with a modest circulation small-scale plans a pocket-size country Antonyms:unlimited Derivationally Related Form:smallness Inherited Hypernyms:minor Similar to:limited
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