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girlHgV:l, $gV:rln [C]a young woman, esp. one still at school女孩，姑娘Two girls showed us round the classrooms.两个女孩领我们看了看教室。Girl sometimes means daughter.女儿We have two girls.我们有两个女儿。My little girl is five.我的小女儿五岁了。Adult women consider it offensive to be called girls by other people, esp. men, although this was common in the past, but they might call themselves or their friends girls.成年女人不喜欢被其他人，尤其是男人，称作girls，但是她们可能用girls称呼自己或朋友Mum says she's going out with the girls tonight.妈妈说她今晚要和一些女友一道出去。The girls at work gave it to me.那些女工作人员把它给了我。Women workers as a group are often called girls.女职员shop/office girls商店/办公室女职员(Br infml humorous) He's just a big/great girl's blouse (= a weak and cowardly man).他是个胆小懦弱的人。A girl Friday is a type of SECRETARY or general helper in an office, usually someone willing to do several different types of work.女秘书，女助理(Br) Girl Guide is dated for Guide.女童子军成员[GUIDES](Am) A Girl Scout is a girl or young woman who belongs to a youth organization similar to the GUIDES and SCOUTS.女童子军成员 Age, Sexist language, Titles and forms of address
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