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2 mai 2007 · May 2, 2007. #3. Dimcl said: If you are 40 and she is 20 years your junior, she is 20 years old. If you are 40 and she is 20 years your senior, she is 60 years old. "Junior" means younger and "senior" means older. Hi, I think it isn't used in dialogue very often, is it? My dictionary lists it used in written.
3 nov. 2022 · But 'freshman' is on its way out of fashion (or perhaps it's already out of fashion), at least in American colleges and universities. The gender-linked -man ending is annoying. The new term is 'first-year student.' 'First-year' is also used as a noun: "I have three first-years, two sophomores, and a junior in my Math 430 class."
13 avr. 2008 · Senior. Just some comments on this old thread. The above terms do not need to be capitalized. We use fresh man to refer to both men and women (boys and girls). The above four words are also used to refer to the grades in high school, if a four-year school. I attended a three-year high school, so I started as a sophomore.
20 mars 2010 · senior和junior有什么区别？juniorjunior 英[ˈdʒu:njə] 美[ˈdʒunjɚ] 复数：juniors 易混淆的单词： Junior基本释义同反义词相关资料adj. 1.青少年的 2.资历较浅的, 地位较低的 3
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19 nov. 2023 · Junior和Senior的区别：本质不同。. Junior通常表示“较年轻的”或“初级”的意思。. 在职业领域，它通常指刚刚开始职业生涯的人，或在组织中较低级别的人。. 例如，一个公司的Junior Employee通常是指新入职的员工或初级员工。. Senior通常表示“较年长的”或 ...
18 sept. 2007 · Musical Chairs said: In the US, anybody who is not a first year is an "upperclassman". "freshman" - first year. "sophomore" - second year. "junior" - third year. "senior" - fourth year. But those terms are more for high school, people in college just say "__th year". As bibliolept mentioned, these terms are also used at college or university level.
26 sept. 2008 · As far as I know, in places such as some high schools that have a 3-year program the word "sophomore" is dropped out of the list. The three years become freshman, junior, and senior. I can't ever see someone in their last year of school at an institution being called a junior, even if that program is only 3 years long. I understand that this ...
13 août 2009 · Traditionally, in important families, we used Elder and Younger - thus our politicians Pitt the Elder and Pitt the Younger. These are the direct equivalents of AE Senior and Junior. But BE families don't re-use names to the same degree AE does, certainly not to the third generation. In ordinary modern usage - well, I knew a family once where ...
28 févr. 2007 · English-American. Apr 12, 2015. #19. "Waste not, want not" does not have the same meaning. It means "if we don't waste what we have now, we'll still have it in the future and will not want for it." Qui ne tente rien, n'a rien is best rendered, as everyone has noted, by "nothing ventured, nothing gained." P.S. Welcome to the Forum, eden junior.
