girl
noun/ɡɜːl/
/ɡɜːrl/
Idioms - [countable] a female child
女孩 - a little girl of six
六岁的小女孩 - a six-year-old girl
一个六岁的女孩 - a baby/young/teenage girl
女婴；小姑娘；少女 - a beautiful/clever girl
一个美丽/聪明的女孩 - When I was a girl, I wanted to be an dancer.
当我还是个女孩的时候，我想成为一名舞者。 - Hello, girls and boys!
孩子们好！
Extra ExamplesTopics Life stagesa1- A group of teenage girls were waiting at the bus stop.
一群十几岁的女孩正在公交车站等候。 - One of the girls showed me where to sit.
其中一个女孩告诉我坐在哪里。 - She's a bright little girl.
她是个聪明伶俐的小姑娘。 - Three people were injured, including a nine-year-old girl.
三人受伤，其中包括一名九岁女孩。 - The poor girl didn't know what to do.
可怜的女孩不知道该怎么办。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- baby
- little
- small
- …
- a little girl of six
- [countable] a daughter
女儿 - They have two girls and a boy.
他们有两个女孩和一个男孩。 - Our youngest girl is at college.
我们的小女儿在大学读书。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- baby
- little
- small
- …
- They have two girls and a boy.
- [countable] (sometimes offensive) a young woman
少妇；少女 - He married the girl next door.
他与隔壁的女孩结婚了。 - It's a great way to meet girls.
这是结识女孩的高招。 - Alex is not interested in girls yet.
亚历克斯对女孩子还不感兴趣。
Extra Examples- Tracey is known for being a party girl.
特蕾西是个出名的交际花。 - He met a French girl while he was at university.
他在大学时认识了一位法国女孩。 - She handed her card over to the girl behind the counter.
她把卡递给了柜台后面的女孩。 - One of the girls at work told me about it.
单位里的一个女孩把这件事告诉了我。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- baby
- little
- small
- …
- He married the girl next door.
- girls[plural] (used especially as a form of address by women) the women in a group
姑娘们；姐妹们 - I'm having a night out with the girls.
我今晚要和姐妹们外出。 - Good morning, girls!
姑娘们，早上好！
- I'm having a night out with the girls.
- [countable] (old-fashioned) a girlfriend
女朋友 - He’s taking his girl home to meet his parents.
他要带他的女儿回家见他的父母。
- He’s taking his girl home to meet his parents.
- [countable] (usually in compounds) (old-fashioned, offensive) a female worker
女工；女职员 - an office girl
女办事员
see also old girl - an office girl
Word OriginMiddle English (denoting a child or young person of either sex): perhaps related to Low German gör ‘child’.
Idioms
a big girl’s blouse
- (British English, informal) an offensive term for a weak man, who is not brave or confident
对一个弱者、不勇敢或不自信的人的攻击性术语