| [/ˈdʒuːnɪə(r); ˋdʒunjɚ/] adj 用法:
1 ~ (to sb) lower in rank or standing (than sb) （较某人）地位或身分低的:
a junior clerk in an office 办公室的下级职员 *
He is several years junior to Mrs Cooper. 他比库珀太太小几岁. 用法:
2 Junior (abbrs 缩写 Jnr, Jr, Jun) (esp US) (used after a name to refer to a son who has the same name as his father or to the younger of two boys having the same name in a school, university, etc 父子同名时, 用於儿子姓名之後, 两学生同姓时, 用於年幼者之名後, 以示区别):
Sammy Davies, Jnr 小萨米·戴维斯. Cf 参看 minor 2. 用法:
3 (Brit) of or intended for children from the ages of 7 to 11 （7至11岁）儿童的:
junior school 小学. Cf 参看 senior. junior 2
n 用法:
1 person who holds a low rank in a profession; person with an unimportant job （一职业中）地位较低者; 从事次要工作的人:
the office junior 办公室的一般职员. 用法:
2 [sing] (used with his, her, your, etc 与his、 her、 your等连用) person who is a specified number of years younger than sb else 比某人小若干岁:
He is three years her junior/her junior by three years. 他比她小三岁. 用法:
3 (Brit) child who goes to junior school 小学生:
The juniors' Christmas party is on Tuesday. 小学生的圣诞节联欢会於星期二举行. 用法:
4 (US) student in his third year of a four-year course at college or high school （四年制的大学或中学的）三年级学生. 用法:
5 (US infml) way of addressing a son in a family 家庭中称呼儿子的用语:
Come here, Junior! 到这儿来, 小儿子! |