younger

["jʌŋɡə]

n. 年紀較小者；幼輩

adj. 較年輕的

n. (Younger)人名；(英)揚格

A government adviser was dethroned by a younger expert.

政府顧問被一位較年青的專家擠走了。

Our new doctor is much younger than his predecessor.

我們新來的醫生比他的前任年輕許多。

He is senior to me, though he is younger.

他地位比我高，雖然他比我年輕。

Tom likes to boss younger children.

湯姆喜歡對較年幼的孩子發號施令。

She educated her younger daughter at home.

她在自己家裡教育她的小女兒。

She gaped at the tall man, not believing that he was her younger brother.

她張嘴呆看著那個高個子，不相信他就是她的弟弟。

If I were ten years younger, I"d study harder.

要是我年輕10歲，我就要更用功學習。

He looks ten years younger.

他看起來年輕了10歲。

形容詞 younger:

used of the younger of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a son from his father

同義詞：jr.

形容詞 young:

(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth

同義詞：young, immature

(of crops) harvested at an early stage of development; before complete maturity

同義詞：new, young

suggestive of youth; vigorous and fresh

同義詞：youthful, vernal, young

being in its early stage

同義詞：young

not tried or tested by experience

同義詞：unseasoned, untested, untried, young