英语词汇junior怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ adjective

¹ junior

/ˈʤuːnjɚ/

adjective

Learner's definition of JUNIOR

not used before a noun US

a : younger in age年龄较小；较年幼

He is six years junior to me. = He is junior to me by six years. [=he is six years younger than I am]他比我小六岁。

b — used chiefly in its abbreviated form Jr. to identify a son who has the same name as his father小（主要用作缩略形式Jr.，用于姓名后表示同名父子中的儿子）

John Smith Jr. and John Smith Sr.小约翰·史密斯和老约翰·史密斯

— compare senior

always used before a noun : lower in standing or rank地位（或级别）低的

She is a junior partner in the law firm.她是这家法律事务所的初级合伙人。
a junior army officer下级军官

— compare senior

always used before a noun : designed for or done by young people年轻人的；为青少年的；由青少年组成的

junior hockey/tennis青少年冰球/网球

² junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ noun

plural juniors

² junior

/ˈʤuːnjɚ/

noun

plural juniors

Learner's definition of JUNIOR

[count]

: a person who is younger than another person较年幼者；年少者

He is six years my junior. [=he is six years younger than I am]他比我小六岁。

— compare senior

: a person who is of a lower rank than another person地位（或级别）较低者

They are my juniors in rank.他们的级别比我低。

— compare senior

a US : a student in the third of four years in a high school or college（高中或大学的）三年级学生

She's a junior at the state college.她是州立学院的三年级学生。

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

the junior class三年级班
the junior prom三年级舞会

— compare freshman, sophomore, senior

b British : a student at a junior school（英国的）小学生

US, informal — used like a name for a male child or son用于称呼男孩或儿子

They love to bring junior to the park.他们喜欢带儿子去公园。
How did you do on the exam, junior?考得怎么样，儿子？

单词	junior
释义	junior (noun) junior 6 ENTRIES FOUND: junior (adjective) junior (noun) junior college (noun) junior high school (noun) junior school (noun) junior varsity (noun) ¹ junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ adjective ¹ junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ adjective Learner's definition of JUNIOR 1 not used before a noun US a : younger in age年龄较小；较年幼 He is six years junior to me. = He is junior to me by six years. [=he is six years younger than I am]他比我小六岁。 b — used chiefly in its abbreviated form Jr. to identify a son who has the same name as his father小（主要用作缩略形式Jr.，用于姓名后表示同名父子中的儿子） John Smith Jr. and John Smith Sr.小约翰·史密斯和老约翰·史密斯 — compare senior 2 always used before a noun : lower in standing or rank地位（或级别）低的 She is a junior partner in the law firm.她是这家法律事务所的初级合伙人。 a junior army officer下级军官 — compare senior 3 always used before a noun : designed for or done by young people年轻人的；为青少年的；由青少年组成的 junior hockey/tennis青少年冰球/网球 ² junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ noun plural juniors ² junior /ˈʤuːnjɚ/ noun plural juniors Learner's definition of JUNIOR [count] 1 : a person who is younger than another person较年幼者；年少者 He is six years my junior. [=he is six years younger than I am]他比我小六岁。 — compare senior 2 : a person who is of a lower rank than another person地位（或级别）较低者 They are my juniors in rank.他们的级别比我低。 — compare senior 3 a US : a student in the third of four years in a high school or college（高中或大学的）三年级学生 She's a junior at the state college.她是州立学院的三年级学生。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 the junior class三年级班 the junior prom三年级舞会 — compare freshman, sophomore, senior b British : a student at a junior school（英国的）小学生 4 US, informal — used like a name for a male child or son用于称呼男孩或儿子 They love to bring junior to the park.他们喜欢带儿子去公园。 How did you do on the exam, junior?考得怎么样，儿子？
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