adj.微小的，极小的
n.同“miniscule”

Eric believed the risk of infection was minuscule.
埃里克相信感染的危险是极小的。
All Mary gave him to eat was two minuscule pieces of toast.
玛丽只给他吃了两小片烤面包。
The ant's home was a minuscule structure compared to our house.
蚂蚁的家与我们的房子相比，小得微不足道。
She held the tiny seed between her fingers, marveling at its minuscule size.
她用手指捏着那颗极小的种子，惊叹它的微小。
The minuscule errors in measurement can lead to significant discrepancies in the final results.
测量中的微小误差可能导致最终结果产生显著偏差。
The text on the page was so minuscule that it required a magnifying glass to read.
页面上的文字如此微小，需要用放大镜才能看清。
The insect's wings were a minuscule marvel of engineering.
昆虫的翅膀是工程学上的微小奇迹。
The bacteria population in this sample is minuscule, posing no threat to our health.
这个样本中的细菌数量微乎其微，对我们的健康构不成威胁。
The baby's fingerprints were still minuscule and barely visible on the palm.
婴儿的手指印还是非常微小，几乎看不见在手掌上。
In the vastness of the universe, Earth seems like a minuscule speck.
在无垠的宇宙中，地球看起来只是一个微小的点。
The minuscule changes in climate could have catastrophic consequences for some species.
气候的微小变化可能对某些物种造成灾难性影响。
She managed to squeeze into the minuscule space between the parked cars.
她设法挤进了两辆停着的车之间的狭小空间。