How do freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors say in English?

Freshman English: first

yearclass)ofa

college；Sophomore English: the

second

yearclass)ofa

college

English for juniors: third

yearclass)ofa

college；Senior English: last

yearclass)ofa

college

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n.(UK) colleges, vocational schools, technical schools; (USA) University; colleges and universities; Higher Vocational Institute.

Phrases: 1. teachers

college.

2、normal

college.

3、engineering

College of Engineering; Institute.

4、community

College Community College, Community College.

5、university

college.

Extended Materials. Word usage:

1. College generally refers to a college or college in a comprehensive university, which can be used as both a countable noun and an uncountable noun.

2. In British English, college can refer to a large secondary school, or to a college building or all the teachers and students of a college. college can often be used as a definite before a noun.

Word meaning analysis: university, school, college, academy all have the meaning of "college, university", and the difference is:

1. University mainly refers to a comprehensive university, which is generally composed of multiple colleges. When referring to a university in general, it is usually denoted by college.

2. school refers to the college or department to which the university belongs.

3. College mostly refers to colleges within a university, a college or a college with fewer subjects.

4. Academy refers to a (higher) college or a school that studies specialized academics.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Fresh year, sophomore year, junior year, senior year

In the U.S., you can say:

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

No one understands it in the UK, especially Sophomore

1. Freshman: freshman.

Pronunciation: English [ fre m n], American [ fr m n].

Interpretation: nFirst-year college students; Greenhorn.

2. Sophomore: sophomore.

Pronunciation: English [ s f m :(r)], American [ sɑ: f m :(r)].

Interpretation: nA sophomore at a college (or high school) (North American) level.

adj.The second year.

3. Junior: Junior.

Pronunciation: English [ d call shed u: ni (r)], beautiful [ d is chain bridge unj ].

Definition: adjthose with less qualifications; young; Subordinate.

n.Junior; 3rd graders; the young; The low-status sparrows.

4. Senior year: senior.

Pronunciation: English [si:ni (r)], American [sinj].

Definition: adjhigher status; Advanced; Elder; Senior.

n.Boss; Elder; Elders; Senior student.

synonyms: undergraduate.

Pronunciation: English [ nd'ɡr d u t], 美 [ nd r'ɡrædʒuət]。

Interpretation: nUniversity student.

adj.of college students; University.

Vocabulary: college university undergraduates.

Undergraduate Days.

Example sentence: He is a harvard undergraduate

He was a student at Harvard University.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Students of the first, second, third and third big are represented in English as: students of the first big second, third and third big.

1. Freshman: freshman, pronunciation: English [ fre m n], Mei [ fr m n], interpretation: nFirst-year college students; Greenhorn.

2. Sophomore, pronunciation: English [ s f m :

r)], 美 [ sɑ:f m :(r)] Interpretation:

n.(North American) college (or middle school) sophomore, adjThe second year.

3. Junior, pronunciation: English [ d u:

ni (r)], 美 [ d unj ], paraphrase: adjthose with less qualifications; young; Subordinate.

n.Junior; 3rd graders; the young; Those of lower status.

4. Senior year: senior, pronunciation: English [ si:

ni (r)], 美 [ sinj ], paraphrase: adjhigher status; Advanced; Elder; Senior.

n.Boss; Elder; Elders; Senior student.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Students of the first, second, third and third big are represented in English as: students of the first big second, third and third big.

1. Freshman: freshman.

Pronunciation: English [ fre m n], American [ fr m n] Interpretation: nFirst-year college students; Greenhorn.

2. Sophomore: sophomore.

Pronunciation: English [ s f m :(r)], American [ sɑ: f m :(r)].

Interpretation: n(North American) college (or middle school) sophomore, adjThe second year.

3. Junior: Junior.

Pronunciation: English [ d u: ni (r)], 美 [ d unj ] Interpretation: adjthose with less qualifications; young; Subordinate nJunior; 3rd graders; the young; Those of lower status.

4. Senior year: senior.

Pronunciation: English [si:ni (r)], American [sinj] Interpretation: adjhigher status; Advanced; Elder; Senior nBoss; Elder; Elders; Senior student.

In English, they are: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior

Key words: junior

English d u:ni (r).

Definition: adjyoung people; Subordinate. schoolchildren (7 to 11 years old); Third-year students (four-year college or secondary school); Small (used to refer to the younger of two people with the same name in a family).

n.the young; Those of lower status. Third-year students (college or high school); Primary school student; young players (in sports); Young son.

n.(junior) (Pakistan, American, Portuguese) Unior (personal name).

Plural: juniors; Comparative: more junior; Most Junior

Phrases: TOEFL Junior Jr. Middle School TOEFL; Middle School TOEFL; TOEFL for Teens.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Students of the first, second, third and third big are represented in English as: students of the first big second, third and third big.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Students of the first, second, third and third big are represented in English as: students of the first big second, third and third big.

Freshman: Freshman

Sophomore

Junior: Junior

Senior year: senior

Students of the first, second, third and third big are represented in English as: students of the first big second, third and third big.