Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Minor"

A: A classic for minors

Example: A classic movie for minors

(classic as made in 2000)

A: not very significant

A: Minor ma dużo tłumaczeń. Znaczy też drugorzędna. I w tym znaczeniu będzie to Droga drugorzędna.

A: He mistyped a sentence. It was a minor error.
A person is considered a minor if he or she is under 18 years old.
The boy fell and scraped his knee. He got a minor bruise from his injury.

A: I was in a car accident recently. But it was only a minor fender-bender. No one was injured.

On the whole, your news article is well-written. A few minor edits will make it ready to go to print.

He is not a career criminal. He only has a minor misdemeanor on his criminal record.

This sonata by Beethoven is written in the key of G minor.

A: "Since he's under 18, he's a minor."
"Minors can't buy cigarettes."

A: Thank you very much!
May I ask you a question, please?

A: Minor means smaller than something else. It is a comparaive term. Insignificant means that it has no meaning or does not matter at all. Something can be minor but still significant.

A:

Minor – perhaps worth mentioning, but not very important

Insignificant – not important at all. Makes no difference of any kind. Not worth mentioning.

A:
A minor is anyone under the age of 18
An adolescent is a teenager.. (usually around 13-17)

A: “Minor” means “less important” or “less significant”. “A bit” means “to some extent”.
Example sentences:
A bit: “I am a bit annoyed with you.”
Minor: “I have a minor chore to do.”

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