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“marginal”的英语定义和含义

marginal
01

边缘的, 边际的

away from borders or edges with a little or no distance 
语法信息
形态构成
简单词
性质形容词
最高级
most marginal
比较级
more marginal
可分级
例子
The marginal notes in the textbook helped explain the main concepts. 

教科书中的边缘注释有助于解释主要概念。

02

边际的, 微不足道的

having limited significance or importance 
例子
The impact of the proposed changes on productivity was marginal. 

拟议变更对生产力的影响是微小的

03

边际的, 生产力有限的

(of a land) having limited productivity, often only capable of producing enough to cover the costs of farming 
例子
The crops on marginal land barely meet the expenses of cultivation. 

边际土地上的作物勉强够支付耕种费用。

04

边缘的, 非主流的

not part of the main group 
例子
The project focuses on improving conditions for marginal communities. 

该项目专注于改善边缘社区的条件。

05

边缘的, 平庸的

below the expected standard 
例子
His performance in the exam was marginal. 

他在考试中的表现勉强及格

06

边缘的, 微弱的

having the capacity to be won or lost by only a few votes in an election 
例子
The candidate focused heavily on securing marginal seats to win the election. 

候选人着重于确保边缘席位以赢得选举。

Marginal
01

边缘植物, 边际植物

a plant that grows in the transition zone between land and water, typically in wetlands or along shorelines 
语法信息
有生性状态
无生命
形态构成
复合词
可数
复数形式
marginals
例子
The garden center sells a variety of marginals perfect for pond edges. 

园艺中心出售各种非常适合池塘边缘的边缘植物

02

边缘席位, 竞争激烈的选区

a political seat or position that is won by a small margin, often with a close contest in elections 
例子
The party gained several marginals in the election. 

该党在选举中赢得了几个边缘席位

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