| [/gɜːl; ɡəl/] n 用法:
1 [C] (a) female child 女孩; 姑娘:
a baby girl 女婴 *
a little girl of six (years old) 六岁女童 *
Good morning, girls and boys! 孩子们, 早上好!
(b) daughter 女儿:
Their eldest girl's getting married. 他们的长女就要结婚了. 用法:
2 [C] (a) young, usu unmarried, woman 年轻女子（通常指未婚者）:
a girl in her teens or early twenties 十几岁或二十岁出头的姑娘 *
He was eighteen before he started going out with girls. 他十八岁才开始交女朋友.
(b) woman of the specified type 某种类型的女人:
She's the new girl in the office, so give her any help she needs. 她是办公室的新人, 她有什麽需要就多帮帮忙. *
the old girl who owns the sweet shop 这家糖果店的女掌柜 *
I'm a career girl, ie I concentrate on my career rather than getting married, etc. 我是事业心强的女人（注重事业而不思结婚等）. 用法:
3 [C] (usu in compounds 通常用以构成复合词) female worker 女工作人员:
an office-girl, a shop-girl, a telephone-girl, etc. 用法:
4 (man's) girl-friend （男子的）女朋友:
taking his girl home to meet his parents 带女朋友回家见父母. 用法:
5 girls [pl] (infml often joc 口, 常作戏谑语) (used for addressing a group of women of any age, by market-salesman, popular entertainers, etc 市场推销员、 受欢迎的演员等用以称呼任何年龄的妇女). 用法:
6 the girls [pl] female friends of any age （任何年龄的）女性朋友:
a night out with the girls 与女朋友外出的夜晚. |