junior
🇺🇸
/ˈdʒuːniər/
🇬🇧
/ˈdʒuːniə(r)/
adjective
B2
lower in rank or position
She is a junior employee at the company.
B2
for young people, not adults
He plays on the junior basketball team.
R
added to a son's name when he has the same name as his father
John Smith Junior is named after his father.
R
for children under 11 or 13 years old
My daughter attends a junior school.
R
the third year of high school or college
She is in her junior year of college.
noun
R
a young person below adult age
The tennis club has many talented juniors.
R
a child in junior school
My son will be a junior next school year.
R
a third-year high school or college student
As a junior, he can choose more advanced courses.
R
a person with a low-level job
The office juniors handle basic tasks.
R
a young son
I take junior to the park every weekend.
translation
lower in rank or position; for young people, not adults; added to a son's name when he has the same name as his father; for children under 11 or 13 years old; the third year of high school or college
a young person below adult age; a child in junior school; a third-year high school or college student; a person with a low-level job; a young son
Word Forms
Plural
juniors