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mi.nor UNIMPORTANTH5maI7nE5, $-nLadjhaving little importance, influence or effect, esp. when compared with other things of the same type不重要的，次要的An appendectomy is a fairly minor operation--I don't think there's any need to worry.阑尾切除术是一个十分小的手术，我不认为有担心的必要。He was a minor poet of the sixteenth century--you probably won't have heard of him.他是十六世纪一个不重要的诗人，你也许没有听说过他。She'd had one or two minor parts in films but nothing really interesting.她扮演过一两个次要的电影角色，但都无甚可观。It's only a minor problem--I'll soon put it right.这只是一个次要问题，我很快会处理好的。He always resented the fact that he'd been to a minor university and not one of the famous ones.他上的是一所普通大学而不是名牌大学，对此他一直耿耿于怀。The increase in crime has been in relatively minor offences such as traffic violations and petty theft.违法活动的增加集中在一些相对轻微的罪行中，比如违反交通法规，小偷小摸。She suffered minor injuries in the accident--a few cuts and bruises.她在事故中受了点轻伤 ----一些割伤和瘀伤。It was a comparatively minor adjustment but it was still quite expensive.这比较起来只是小调整，但它仍然很贵。These restrictions have proved only a minor inconvenience to companies trading in the area.对于在这一地区做生意的公司来说，这些限制只造成了一点轻微的不便。No casualties were reported in the explosion, which caused only minor damage.在这次只造成小规模破坏的爆炸中没有关于人员伤亡的报道。The trials of the new machine have gone well, with only minor modifications necessary for the production version.对新机器的试验进行得很好，只需一些必要的小更改。☆ MAJOR
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