marginal
美音:
[´mɑ:dʒənəl
]英音:
[´mɑ:dʒənəl
]adj.记在页边的,边缘的,边际的
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词形变化:
副词:marginally 名词:marginality
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marginal
/-nl; -nl/
adj
1 [attrib 作定语] of or in a margin(1a) (纸页)空白边缘(上)的, 页边空白(上)的
*marginal notes, marks, etc 页边的注解、标记等.
2 small; slight 小的; 少的; 轻微的
*There's only a marginal difference between the two estimates. 这两种估计差别很小.
3 insignificant 微不足道的; 不重要的
*This once important social group is becoming more and more marginal (to the way the country is run). 这个一度十分重要的社会集团(对治理该国的影响)越来越无足轻重了.
4 (of land) not fertile enough for profitable farming except when prices of farm products are high (指土地)贫瘠的(非至农产品价格上涨时不值得利用的).
5 (politics 政 esp Brit) that is won by only a small majority of votes 仅以微弱多数票获胜的
*a marginal seat/constituency 边缘席位[选区]. n seat or constituency of this type 边缘席位或选区
*a Labour marginal 工党的边缘席位.
marginal
adja marginal change or difference is too small to be important
a marginal increase in the unemployment figures a marginal improvement in profitstechnical relating to a change in cost, value etc when one more thing is produced, one more dollar is earned etc
marginal revenuemarginal seat/constituencyBrE a
seat in a parliament or similar institution, which can be won or lost by a small number of votes
marginal people or groups not are considered powerful or important
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mainstream The album contains too many songs by marginal bands. [only before noun]written in a margin
marginal notes
1. We should at least guarantee the marginal living conditions of the people. 我们至少应当保证人民最低限度的生活条件。
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