first generation

Word family nounfirstlingfirst aidfirst ladyfirst lieutenantfirst lightfirst namefirst nightfirst offenderfirst personfirst refusalfirst strikeFirst Worldadverbfirstlyadjectivefirst generationfirst-handfirst-past-the-postfirst-ratefirst

Related topics: Children, Anthropology, Technology, Computers

ˌfirst geneˈration noun [singular]

1. SSCSApeople who have moved to live in a new country, or the children of these people 第一代移民；第一代移民的子女

2 TTDthe first type of a machine to be developed 第一代机器

first generation of

the first generation of hand-held computers

第一代掌上电脑

3 FIRSTthe first people to do something 第一批人

first generation of

the first generation of radical feminists in the US

美国第一批激进的女权主义者

—first-generation adjectiveadj

first-generation Americans

第一代美国人

Examples from the Corpus

first generation• But the life of a first generation feminist can be plagued by disconcerting lapses.• This was also the first generation to take full advantage of the decentralized workplaces made possible by information technology.• Conversely, many younger people will be the first generation in their family who can expect to inherit substantial amounts.• The big winner in a system of intergenerational transfers is the first generation.• The fact that service companies make up most of the first generation of 1990s downsizers-turned-upsizers supports this analysis.• In this programme, the first generation has three items, of magnitudes 1,2 and 3, turning through 180°.• The first generation of peas were all tall.

first generation of• Levebre and her friends were among the first generation of radical feminists.• The first generation of digital TV sets cost over $2000 each.

单词	first generation
释义	first generation Word family nounfirstlingfirst aidfirst ladyfirst lieutenantfirst lightfirst namefirst nightfirst offenderfirst personfirst refusalfirst strikeFirst Worldadverbfirstlyadjectivefirst generationfirst-handfirst-past-the-postfirst-ratefirst Related topics: Children, Anthropology, Technology, Computers ˌfirst geneˈration noun [singular] 1. SSCSApeople who have moved to live in a new country, or the children of these people 第一代移民；第一代移民的子女 2 TTDthe first type of a machine to be developed 第一代机器 first generation of the first generation of hand-held computers 第一代掌上电脑 3 FIRSTthe first people to do something 第一批人 first generation of the first generation of radical feminists in the US 美国第一批激进的女权主义者 —first-generation adjectiveadj first-generation Americans 第一代美国人 Examples from the Corpus first generation• But the life of a first generation feminist can be plagued by disconcerting lapses.• This was also the first generation to take full advantage of the decentralized workplaces made possible by information technology.• Conversely, many younger people will be the first generation in their family who can expect to inherit substantial amounts.• The big winner in a system of intergenerational transfers is the first generation.• The fact that service companies make up most of the first generation of 1990s downsizers-turned-upsizers supports this analysis.• In this programme, the first generation has three items, of magnitudes 1,2 and 3, turning through 180°.• The first generation of peas were all tall. first generation of• Levebre and her friends were among the first generation of radical feminists.• The first generation of digital TV sets cost over $2000 each.
随便看	two dimensional two-dimensional twodimensional two-dimensionalities two-dimensionality two-dimensionally two-dogs Two Dogs twodogs two doors away two doors down two doors up two-down two-up two-down-two-up two down two up two edged two-edged twoedged two faced two-faced twofaced two five adrift two five adrift of two five adrift of sb two five adrift of somebody