剑桥高阶英汉双解词典 - junior
junior
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
LOW RANK 低级别
[C]
* someone who has a job at a low level within an organization
地位(或等级)较低者;年资较浅者,晚辈
1. an office junior
下级军官
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
STUDENT 学生
[C] UK
* a student at a junior school
小学生
[C] US
* a student in the third year of a course that lasts for four years at a school or college
(美国四年制中学或大学的)三年级学生
the juniors UK
* junior school
1. Lewis has just moved up to the juniors.
路易士刚上小学。
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
YOUNGER 较年幼者
[C]
* a young person below a particular age who is involved in an activity, especially sport
初级者(参与某项活动,尤其是体育活动时低于特定年龄的年青人)
1. Saturday morning sessions are for juniors only.
周六早上的课节只为大学三年级学生而设。
three/eight, etc. years your junior
* three/eight, etc. years younger than you
较年幼者(比你小3/8岁)
1. My brother is five years my junior.
我弟弟比我小五岁。
2. My sister is my junior by three years (= My sister is three years younger than me).
我妹妹比我小三岁。
Compare senior
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
SON 儿子
[S] mainly US
* used to refer to your son
(用于指自己的)儿子
1. Come on, Junior, time for bed.
来,儿子,该上床睡觉了。
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
adjective
LOW RANK 低级别
I
* low or lower in rank
地位(或等级)较低的;年资较浅的
1. I object to being told what to do by someone junior to me.
我不愿意让资历比我低的人告诉我该怎么做。
2. a junior doctor/partner
资历较浅的医生/资浅合伙人
Compare senior
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
adjective
YOUNGER 较年幼的
* connected with or involving young people below a particular age
初级的(低于特定年龄的)
1. junior orchestra
初级组管弦乐团
2. Junior members are not permitted to compete.
不允许初级会员参加比赛。
(US written abbreviation Jr) (mainly UK written abbreviation Jnr)
* used after a man's name to refer to the younger of two men in the same family who have the same name
(置于姓名后表示家庭同名两人中的较年幼者)小
1. Sammy Davis, Jr
小萨米‧戴维斯
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
LOW RANK 低级别
[C]
* someone who has a job at a low level within an organization
地位(或等级)较低者;年资较浅者,晚辈
1. an office junior
下级军官
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
STUDENT 学生
[C] UK
* a student at a junior school
小学生
[C] US
* a student in the third year of a course that lasts for four years at a school or college
(美国四年制中学或大学的)三年级学生
the juniors UK
* junior school
1. Lewis has just moved up to the juniors.
路易士刚上小学。
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
YOUNGER 较年幼者
[C]
* a young person below a particular age who is involved in an activity, especially sport
初级者(参与某项活动,尤其是体育活动时低于特定年龄的年青人)
1. Saturday morning sessions are for juniors only.
周六早上的课节只为大学三年级学生而设。
three/eight, etc. years your junior
* three/eight, etc. years younger than you
较年幼者(比你小3/8岁)
1. My brother is five years my junior.
我弟弟比我小五岁。
2. My sister is my junior by three years (= My sister is three years younger than me).
我妹妹比我小三岁。
Compare senior
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
noun
SON 儿子
[S] mainly US
* used to refer to your son
(用于指自己的)儿子
1. Come on, Junior, time for bed.
来,儿子,该上床睡觉了。
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
adjective
LOW RANK 低级别
I
* low or lower in rank
地位(或等级)较低的;年资较浅的
1. I object to being told what to do by someone junior to me.
我不愿意让资历比我低的人告诉我该怎么做。
2. a junior doctor/partner
资历较浅的医生/资浅合伙人
Compare senior
[UK]/'dʒu:.ni.ər/ [US]/-njɚ/
adjective
YOUNGER 较年幼的
* connected with or involving young people below a particular age
初级的(低于特定年龄的)
1. junior orchestra
初级组管弦乐团
2. Junior members are not permitted to compete.
不允许初级会员参加比赛。
(US written abbreviation Jr) (mainly UK written abbreviation Jnr)
* used after a man's name to refer to the younger of two men in the same family who have the same name
(置于姓名后表示家庭同名两人中的较年幼者)小
1. Sammy Davis, Jr
小萨米‧戴维斯