两个英文怎么说小度
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"Little degree" in Engpsh is typically translated as "minor" or "minor degree."
"Minor" is an adjective that means "of less importance, degree, or significance." For example, "a minor injury" or "a minor role in a play."
A "minor degree" typically refers to a type of undergraduate degree that is focused on a specific subject or field of study, as opposed to a "major" degree which is more broad-based. For example, someone who has a "minor in Business" is a student who has completed a specific set of classes and requirements in the field of business but whose primary area of study is in another field.
Example sentences:
"I graduated with a minor in Engpsh."
"She's taking a minor in Music."
"I have a minor in Computer Science and a major in Physics"
翻译：
“我获得了英语的次要学位。”
“她正在修音乐次要学位。”
“我有计算机科学次要学位和物理学主修”
"Minor" is an adjective that means "of less importance, degree, or significance." For example, "a minor injury" or "a minor role in a play."
A "minor degree" typically refers to a type of undergraduate degree that is focused on a specific subject or field of study, as opposed to a "major" degree which is more broad-based. For example, someone who has a "minor in Business" is a student who has completed a specific set of classes and requirements in the field of business but whose primary area of study is in another field.
Example sentences:
"I graduated with a minor in Engpsh."
"She's taking a minor in Music."
"I have a minor in Computer Science and a major in Physics"
翻译：
“我获得了英语的次要学位。”
“她正在修音乐次要学位。”
“我有计算机科学次要学位和物理学主修”