junior
adj
1 ~ (to sb) lower in rank or standing (than sb) (較某人)地位或身分低的
a junior clerk in an office 辦公室的下級職員
He is several years junior to Mrs Cooper. 他比庫珀太太小幾歲.
2 Junior (abbrs 縮寫 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 父子同名時, 用於兒子姓名之後, 兩學生同姓時, 用於年幼者之名後, 以示區別)
Sammy Davies, Jnr 小薩米?戴維斯. Cf 參看 minor 2.
3 (Brit) of or intended for children from the ages of 7 to 11 (7至11歲)兒童的
junior school 小學. Cf 參看 senior. junior, n
1 person who holds a low rank in a profession; person with an unimportant job (一職業中)地位較低者; 從事次要工作的人
the office junior 辦公室的一般職員.
2 [sing] (used with his, her, your, etc 與his、 her、 your等連用) person who is a specified number of years younger than sb else 比某人小若干歲
He is three years her junior/her junior by three years. 他比她小三歲.
3 (Brit) child who goes to junior school 小學生
The juniors' Christmas party is on Tuesday. 小學生的圣誕節聯歡會於星期二舉行.
4 (US) student in his third year of a four-year course at college or high school (四年制的大學或中學的)三年級學生.
5 (US infml 口) way of addressing a son in a family 家庭中稱呼兒子的用語
Come here, Junior! 到這兒來, 小兒子!