minuscule

美音：['mɪnə.skjul] 英音：['mɪnɪ.skjuːl]

简单释义：

adj.极小的；微小的

n.同“miniscule”

网络小写字母；很小的；小世界

变形：

复数：minuscules

完整释义：

adj.

1.极小的

1.小写字母

例句：

But if the Japanese example is any guide, that effect is minuscule, if any, and is far from sufficient to turn the economy around.
但是，如果日本例子是一种借鉴，这种效果是微不足道的，如果有的话，远不足以扭转经济衰退。
It is unfathomable to me as to how the girl can scrape by on such a minuscule amount of money.
这个女孩如何能用这么少的钱度日，这令我难以理解。
This amount is indeed minuscule, a couple of sand grains in an expanse of desert that pose no real threat to public health.
这个量非常微小，沙漠中增加了几粒沙子不会对公众健康造成真正威胁。
Others are equally evangelical in their assertions that the sun plays only a minuscule role in climate change.
而其他人却断定太阳在气候变化问题上只担当了个跑龙套。
Imports from China, though, were a minuscule share of expenditures at the beginning of the sample period and an enormous share at the end.
从中国进口商品，虽然在一个很小的份额支出采样周期的开始和一个巨大的份额在最后。
In Beijing, the national capital, however, the relative size of the open-market-housing sector is still minuscule.
在北京，国家资本，不过，相对规模的公开市场住房部门仍然是微乎其微。
Nordhaus reckons that innovators capture a "minuscule" 2. 2 per cent of the total social benefit of their innovations.
诺德豪斯认为，创新者在其发明所产生的社会总收益中仅能收获“微不足道的”2.
The truly radical right in Europe is still only minuscule, but even before the Oslo attacks, signs of a coming revival were evident.
真正极端的右翼在欧洲还是少数派，但就在奥斯陆攻击发生之前，他们即将复兴的事实也已经证据确凿。

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