freshmen

英 [ˈfrɛʃmən]

美 [ˈfrɛʃmɪn]

n.  (大学)一年级新生; (中学)九年级学生; 大学一年级新生
freshman的复数

柯林斯词典

• (美国大学)一年级新生
  In America, afreshmanis a student who is in his or her first year at university or college.

双语例句

• She had been communicating with the freshmen for the whole summer vacation and thus had won their trust.
  整个暑假她都和这些新生进行沟通交流，自然也就取得了他们的信任。
• The freshmen have made remarkable progress in their studies.
  新生们在学习方面取得了显著的进步。
• Jack decided to live in during his freshman year at college. This rule applies to freshmen only.
  杰克决定大学一年级住校学习。这条规则只适用于大学一年级学生。
• The problems of the psychological adaptation of the freshmen in normal college are: 1.
  高师新生心理适应方面主要存在以下问题：1。
• In contrast, some Australian universities seem to be indifferent to freshmen.
  与之形成对比的是，一些澳洲大学似乎对新生漠不关心。
• Just practicing for my freshmen party.
  只是作为我成年派对的一个练习。
• The freshmen in my dorm kept my secret.
  我的宿舍中的新生保守了我的秘密。
• The practice in higher vocational colleges proves that it is sensible and necessary to assign tutors for freshmen.
  高职高专的实践证明，设立新生指导员有其合理性和必要性；
• Mental health of Freshmen in adult medical school.
  高职医学大专新生心理健康状况分析。
• About 40% of all students entering as freshmen graduate within 4 years
  所有入学新生中约有40%在4年内毕业。