Definition of second-generation in English:

second-generation

adjective

1Denoting the offspring of parents who came to live in a particular country.
（移民后裔）第二代的
she was a second-generation American
她是第二代的美国移民。
Example sentencesExamples
- Set in Berlin, the film has two second-generation Turkish immigrants meet up in a psych ward.
- This is the kind of election our Founding Fathers and their first-and second-generation sons actually ran from Adams to Lincoln.
- Many second-generation Asians do not want to follow their parents into the industry.
- Like most second-generation Indians, I've made a regular chain of pilgrimages back to India while growing up.
- Many such parents are second-generation Americans and have achieved reasonable affluence and career success.
- He is a second-generation immigrant and speaks no Arabic, so he did not know what was said.
- There is a second-generation Jamaican immigrant mum and her university-bound teenage son.
- This is not about poverty, deprivation or cultural dislocation of second-generation immigrants.
- Many of these new citizens are second-generation immigrants whose parents came from the country's former North African colonies.
- Most likely, the majority of these Michigan-born second-generation Irish migrated to Butte with their Irish-born parents.
- None of this is to suggest that every second-generation member of a migrant community is a fiery, disaffected potential terrorist.
- What role will the racial hierarchy in the United States play in structuring the outcomes of their second-generation children?
- Youths in the neighborhoods say second-generation Portuguese immigrants and even some children of native French have taken part.
- The neighbour was a second-generation Indian immigrant.
- What constitutes Italian-American culture for a third-generation daughter born of a second-generation parent?
- And increasingly, second-generation children left home to attend college or go to work.
- In 1900, first- and second-generation immigrants made up more than 70 percent of all of the blue-collar jobs in the city.
- The barriers for second-generation immigrants are enormous.
- When it began in 1924, the parade was just a local tribute to America from Macy's second-generation immigrant employees.
- He was born in New York in 1964, the second of six children to Mary Ellen and Paul Dillon, second-generation Irish immigrants.
2Of a more advanced stage of technology than previous models or systems.
（技术）第二代的
a second-generation cordless telephone
Example sentencesExamples
- But carriers there tend to buy less expensive second-generation systems.
- Goldstein is designing increased intelligence as well as a self-correcting function into the second-generation Why Knot.
- Andy's written one of the first second-generation social software apps I've seen.
- These second-generation software companies are able to take the best of what worked before and combine it with what hasn't yet been tried.
- Most of the advanced second-generation digital cellular systems reserve a channel intended for voice transmission when making data connections.
- Since it is packet-based it uses wireless spectrum more efficiently than first- or second-generation systems.
- We view the Gilat-to-Home project as a second-generation broadband solution for EchoStar.
- The core can support up to 8 pixel pipes, operating on a single texture, and using second-generation pixel and vertex shaders.
- The DVD Forum has begun to promote its second-generation DVD specification to Taiwanese drive manufacturers.
- If second-generation systems can meet these criteria, businesses will be eager to evolve commerce to e-commerce.
- The DOD and defense contractors are using the second-generation chipset, which is coming out now.
- Honda's second-generation technology enables this Civic to achieve miserly fuel economy without being a flimsy little econobox.
- Tenneco is developing a second-generation system aimed at boosting the trap's efficiency and reducing cost.
- All Corvette models for 2001 benefit from the previously mentioned second-generation active handling system.
- The battery life of the second-generation mini models has also been improved.
- It's a second-generation model that supports faster 802. 11g WiFi connections.
- Intel is pushing the higher speed, lower-power second-generation memory technology aggressively.
- We need to develop a second-generation alliance system that will serve the long-term security requirements of its participants.
- Itas uses a second-generation forward-looking infrared system, digital components, and an eyesafe laser range finder.
- Microsoft's second-generation Xbox game console will contain a PowerPC microprocessor, sources confirmed Monday.

Definition of second-generation in US English:

second-generation

adjectiveˈˌsekənd ˌjenəˈrāSHənˈˌsɛkənd ˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən

1Denoting the offspring of parents who have immigrated to a particular country.
（移民后裔）第二代的
she was a second-generation American
她是第二代的美国移民。
Example sentencesExamples
- What role will the racial hierarchy in the United States play in structuring the outcomes of their second-generation children?
- Many second-generation Asians do not want to follow their parents into the industry.
- He was born in New York in 1964, the second of six children to Mary Ellen and Paul Dillon, second-generation Irish immigrants.
- Youths in the neighborhoods say second-generation Portuguese immigrants and even some children of native French have taken part.
- And increasingly, second-generation children left home to attend college or go to work.
- This is the kind of election our Founding Fathers and their first-and second-generation sons actually ran from Adams to Lincoln.
- Most likely, the majority of these Michigan-born second-generation Irish migrated to Butte with their Irish-born parents.
- Many such parents are second-generation Americans and have achieved reasonable affluence and career success.
- He is a second-generation immigrant and speaks no Arabic, so he did not know what was said.
- This is not about poverty, deprivation or cultural dislocation of second-generation immigrants.
- In 1900, first- and second-generation immigrants made up more than 70 percent of all of the blue-collar jobs in the city.
- There is a second-generation Jamaican immigrant mum and her university-bound teenage son.
- Many of these new citizens are second-generation immigrants whose parents came from the country's former North African colonies.
- The neighbour was a second-generation Indian immigrant.
- When it began in 1924, the parade was just a local tribute to America from Macy's second-generation immigrant employees.
- The barriers for second-generation immigrants are enormous.
- Set in Berlin, the film has two second-generation Turkish immigrants meet up in a psych ward.
- Like most second-generation Indians, I've made a regular chain of pilgrimages back to India while growing up.
- What constitutes Italian-American culture for a third-generation daughter born of a second-generation parent?
- None of this is to suggest that every second-generation member of a migrant community is a fiery, disaffected potential terrorist.
2Of a more advanced stage of technology than previous models or systems.
（技术）第二代的
Example sentencesExamples
- Microsoft's second-generation Xbox game console will contain a PowerPC microprocessor, sources confirmed Monday.
- It's a second-generation model that supports faster 802. 11g WiFi connections.
- Intel is pushing the higher speed, lower-power second-generation memory technology aggressively.
- The battery life of the second-generation mini models has also been improved.
- The DVD Forum has begun to promote its second-generation DVD specification to Taiwanese drive manufacturers.
- If second-generation systems can meet these criteria, businesses will be eager to evolve commerce to e-commerce.
- All Corvette models for 2001 benefit from the previously mentioned second-generation active handling system.
- Goldstein is designing increased intelligence as well as a self-correcting function into the second-generation Why Knot.
- The core can support up to 8 pixel pipes, operating on a single texture, and using second-generation pixel and vertex shaders.
- The DOD and defense contractors are using the second-generation chipset, which is coming out now.
- Tenneco is developing a second-generation system aimed at boosting the trap's efficiency and reducing cost.
- But carriers there tend to buy less expensive second-generation systems.
- We need to develop a second-generation alliance system that will serve the long-term security requirements of its participants.
- Itas uses a second-generation forward-looking infrared system, digital components, and an eyesafe laser range finder.
- Since it is packet-based it uses wireless spectrum more efficiently than first- or second-generation systems.
- We view the Gilat-to-Home project as a second-generation broadband solution for EchoStar.
- Most of the advanced second-generation digital cellular systems reserve a channel intended for voice transmission when making data connections.
- These second-generation software companies are able to take the best of what worked before and combine it with what hasn't yet been tried.
- Honda's second-generation technology enables this Civic to achieve miserly fuel economy without being a flimsy little econobox.
- Andy's written one of the first second-generation social software apps I've seen.

单词	second-generation
释义	Definition of second-generation in English: second-generation adjective 1Denoting the offspring of parents who came to live in a particular country. （移民后裔）第二代的 she was a second-generation American 她是第二代的美国移民。 Example sentencesExamples Set in Berlin, the film has two second-generation Turkish immigrants meet up in a psych ward. This is the kind of election our Founding Fathers and their first-and second-generation sons actually ran from Adams to Lincoln. Many second-generation Asians do not want to follow their parents into the industry. Like most second-generation Indians, I've made a regular chain of pilgrimages back to India while growing up. Many such parents are second-generation Americans and have achieved reasonable affluence and career success. He is a second-generation immigrant and speaks no Arabic, so he did not know what was said. There is a second-generation Jamaican immigrant mum and her university-bound teenage son. This is not about poverty, deprivation or cultural dislocation of second-generation immigrants. Many of these new citizens are second-generation immigrants whose parents came from the country's former North African colonies. Most likely, the majority of these Michigan-born second-generation Irish migrated to Butte with their Irish-born parents. None of this is to suggest that every second-generation member of a migrant community is a fiery, disaffected potential terrorist. What role will the racial hierarchy in the United States play in structuring the outcomes of their second-generation children? Youths in the neighborhoods say second-generation Portuguese immigrants and even some children of native French have taken part. The neighbour was a second-generation Indian immigrant. What constitutes Italian-American culture for a third-generation daughter born of a second-generation parent? And increasingly, second-generation children left home to attend college or go to work. In 1900, first- and second-generation immigrants made up more than 70 percent of all of the blue-collar jobs in the city. The barriers for second-generation immigrants are enormous. When it began in 1924, the parade was just a local tribute to America from Macy's second-generation immigrant employees. He was born in New York in 1964, the second of six children to Mary Ellen and Paul Dillon, second-generation Irish immigrants. 2Of a more advanced stage of technology than previous models or systems. （技术）第二代的 a second-generation cordless telephone Example sentencesExamples But carriers there tend to buy less expensive second-generation systems. Goldstein is designing increased intelligence as well as a self-correcting function into the second-generation Why Knot. Andy's written one of the first second-generation social software apps I've seen. These second-generation software companies are able to take the best of what worked before and combine it with what hasn't yet been tried. Most of the advanced second-generation digital cellular systems reserve a channel intended for voice transmission when making data connections. Since it is packet-based it uses wireless spectrum more efficiently than first- or second-generation systems. We view the Gilat-to-Home project as a second-generation broadband solution for EchoStar. The core can support up to 8 pixel pipes, operating on a single texture, and using second-generation pixel and vertex shaders. The DVD Forum has begun to promote its second-generation DVD specification to Taiwanese drive manufacturers. If second-generation systems can meet these criteria, businesses will be eager to evolve commerce to e-commerce. The DOD and defense contractors are using the second-generation chipset, which is coming out now. Honda's second-generation technology enables this Civic to achieve miserly fuel economy without being a flimsy little econobox. Tenneco is developing a second-generation system aimed at boosting the trap's efficiency and reducing cost. All Corvette models for 2001 benefit from the previously mentioned second-generation active handling system. The battery life of the second-generation mini models has also been improved. It's a second-generation model that supports faster 802. 11g WiFi connections. Intel is pushing the higher speed, lower-power second-generation memory technology aggressively. We need to develop a second-generation alliance system that will serve the long-term security requirements of its participants. Itas uses a second-generation forward-looking infrared system, digital components, and an eyesafe laser range finder. Microsoft's second-generation Xbox game console will contain a PowerPC microprocessor, sources confirmed Monday. Definition of second-generation in US English: second-generation adjectiveˈˌsekənd ˌjenəˈrāSHənˈˌsɛkənd ˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən 1Denoting the offspring of parents who have immigrated to a particular country. （移民后裔）第二代的 she was a second-generation American 她是第二代的美国移民。 Example sentencesExamples What role will the racial hierarchy in the United States play in structuring the outcomes of their second-generation children? Many second-generation Asians do not want to follow their parents into the industry. He was born in New York in 1964, the second of six children to Mary Ellen and Paul Dillon, second-generation Irish immigrants. Youths in the neighborhoods say second-generation Portuguese immigrants and even some children of native French have taken part. And increasingly, second-generation children left home to attend college or go to work. This is the kind of election our Founding Fathers and their first-and second-generation sons actually ran from Adams to Lincoln. Most likely, the majority of these Michigan-born second-generation Irish migrated to Butte with their Irish-born parents. Many such parents are second-generation Americans and have achieved reasonable affluence and career success. He is a second-generation immigrant and speaks no Arabic, so he did not know what was said. This is not about poverty, deprivation or cultural dislocation of second-generation immigrants. In 1900, first- and second-generation immigrants made up more than 70 percent of all of the blue-collar jobs in the city. There is a second-generation Jamaican immigrant mum and her university-bound teenage son. Many of these new citizens are second-generation immigrants whose parents came from the country's former North African colonies. The neighbour was a second-generation Indian immigrant. When it began in 1924, the parade was just a local tribute to America from Macy's second-generation immigrant employees. The barriers for second-generation immigrants are enormous. Set in Berlin, the film has two second-generation Turkish immigrants meet up in a psych ward. Like most second-generation Indians, I've made a regular chain of pilgrimages back to India while growing up. What constitutes Italian-American culture for a third-generation daughter born of a second-generation parent? None of this is to suggest that every second-generation member of a migrant community is a fiery, disaffected potential terrorist. 2Of a more advanced stage of technology than previous models or systems. （技术）第二代的 Example sentencesExamples Microsoft's second-generation Xbox game console will contain a PowerPC microprocessor, sources confirmed Monday. It's a second-generation model that supports faster 802. 11g WiFi connections. Intel is pushing the higher speed, lower-power second-generation memory technology aggressively. The battery life of the second-generation mini models has also been improved. The DVD Forum has begun to promote its second-generation DVD specification to Taiwanese drive manufacturers. If second-generation systems can meet these criteria, businesses will be eager to evolve commerce to e-commerce. All Corvette models for 2001 benefit from the previously mentioned second-generation active handling system. Goldstein is designing increased intelligence as well as a self-correcting function into the second-generation Why Knot. The core can support up to 8 pixel pipes, operating on a single texture, and using second-generation pixel and vertex shaders. The DOD and defense contractors are using the second-generation chipset, which is coming out now. Tenneco is developing a second-generation system aimed at boosting the trap's efficiency and reducing cost. But carriers there tend to buy less expensive second-generation systems. We need to develop a second-generation alliance system that will serve the long-term security requirements of its participants. Itas uses a second-generation forward-looking infrared system, digital components, and an eyesafe laser range finder. Since it is packet-based it uses wireless spectrum more efficiently than first- or second-generation systems. We view the Gilat-to-Home project as a second-generation broadband solution for EchoStar. Most of the advanced second-generation digital cellular systems reserve a channel intended for voice transmission when making data connections. These second-generation software companies are able to take the best of what worked before and combine it with what hasn't yet been tried. Honda's second-generation technology enables this Civic to achieve miserly fuel economy without being a flimsy little econobox. Andy's written one of the first second-generation social software apps I've seen.
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