Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Minority"

A: We were outnumbered means there were more of them than there were of us — it can only mean we were in the minority. It can’t mean we were in the majority.

A: a minority investor = someone who owns part of a company, but does not own the biggest part of it

strip Brandon Truaxe of his role = force Brandon Truaxe to quit his job

A: When you are talking about more than one group, the group with less people is the minority.

A: the only non white person in a group of people

A: The minority is a small part of something. For example, in America Caucasians are the majority and Asians are a minority. There are many Caucasians living in America, but not many Asians.
A sidekick is a superhero's assistant. For example, Robin is Batman's sidekick.
To pull something off means to get away with doing something, usually bad or unlikely. For example, "Only Houdini could pull off an amazing escape like that!"

So, to pull off whatever "that" is, you would have to be a minority, a sidekick, and it would only happen in a movie, not in real life. I may be able to explain more if you let me know what "that" action is.

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A: minority is used as opposed to majority for example a minority government is a government that doesn't have support by the majority of the Parliament.

A: Asian people is a 'minority' in UK.

A: Where exactly did you see the term “visual minority”? To me, it doesn't sound very idiomatic.

A visible minority = A visually recognizable racial group

Eg.
“It's wrong to presume that white people won't adequately represent minorities, or that a visible minority can inherently represent them any better.”

A: “in” is used to state “a part of”; meaning it is “one or more”, without it the minority is just you.

So the first sentence is always grammatically correct, but the second sentence is only correct if you are alone.

The first sentence is more natural.

A: 'Fraction' 한국어로 '분수'예요.

Both your sentences mean the same thing! 'A tiny minority' and 'a small fraction' are just different ways of picturing the same idea.


A minority of people:

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A: When referring to a whole group of people, you would use "They are a minority" Example: People with curly hair are a minority here.

To say "They are in the minority" means that someone is part of the minority group. For example, "My curly-haired daughters are in the minority"

A: they are both very natural and they do have the same meaning. personally, i would use the second one just because it’s shorter than the first, but honestly they both sound very natural.

A: Even though minority of the population tried their best to reduce carbon footprint-still- nothing has changed.

A: We should protect minority people, but the social trend is going in the opposite direction instead of aiming towards the way we should be going.

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