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🔑seniorsen·ior1 /ˈsinyər / adjective - senior (to sb) having a high or higher rank in a company, an organization, etc.（职位或地位）高的，较高的◆a senior managerial position高级管理层职位◆He's senior to me.他的职位比我高。◆a meeting of senior government officials高级政府官员会议
- Senior (abbreviation
Sr. ) used to show that a man is the father of someone with the same name（用于父子同名时父亲的名字之后）老◆John Brown Sr.老约翰 · 布朗
- connected with the final year of high school or college（高中或大学）毕业年级的◆the senior class毕业班
➡ look at junior1
🔑seniorsen·ior2 /ˈsinyər / noun [countable] - a student in the final year of high school or college（高中或大学）毕业班学生◆He's a senior at Yale.他是耶鲁大学的毕业班学生。 ➡ look at freshman, sophomore, junior2 (1)
- = senior citizen ◆Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for seniors and students.成人的票价为 7 美元，老年人和学生为 5 美元。
- someone who is older or of higher rank (than one or more other people)年长者；级别较高者◆My oldest sister is ten years my senior.我大姐比我大十岁。
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