Definition of freshman in English:

freshman

nounPlural freshmen ˈfrɛʃmənˈfrɛʃmən

1A first-year student at university.
大学一年级学生
we invited the freshmen
Example sentencesExamples
- During the second semester of the freshman art-introduction course at our school, we offer a unit in printmaking.
- The university has focused on freshmen because it loses about 25 percent of its students after the first year.
- Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or sophomores or female students?
- While on the mend, the former freshman sued the university for not warning residents of the perilous nature of upper-story windows.
- Like their current national peers, ISU freshmen selected their university or college based on its academic reputation and the potential for landing good jobs when they graduate.
- The 91,000 freshmen in four-year universities constituted 24 percent of the number of 18-year-olds in the country, 373,000.
- All full-time undergraduates who qualify financially are eligible, whether they entered the University as freshmen or transfer students.
- As is the case at most universities, freshmen are not permitted to bring their cars during the first semester.
- University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records in December at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet.
- Eric is eighteen and is a freshman at the University of Washington.
- The teaching of science subjects to secondary school students and college and university freshmen is often regarded as a difficult task.
- Minority students make up just over half of new freshmen at the University of New Mexico for the first time in the school's history.
- She is currently enrolled at California State University Fullerton as a freshman in the Honors Program.
- I'm interested in retaining students, especially the freshmen and sophomores.
- When Arizona State University's freshmen begin to navigate college life this fall, about 35 of them will get extra support from their parents.
- There's no mistaking the immediate effect the freshman had on the University of Arizona program, however.
- More resources were put into freshmen year courses and universities developed freshman ‘learning community’ programs.
- Fall 2001 enrollment includes 4,654 freshmen, the highest freshman enrollment in the university's history.
- He was a freshman at Tokyo Gakugei University when he disappeared.
- However, new records were set there in 2004 for total freshmen enrollment and overall university enrollment.
Synonyms
first-year student, undergraduate
newcomer, new recruit, starter, probationer, fledgling
beginner, learner, novice
North American tenderfoot
informal undergrad
British informal fresher
North American informal greenhorn, rookie, frosh
1. 1.1North American A first-year student at high school.
  大学一年级学生
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'd be on the set and I'd look around, and I would be back in 1976, a freshman in high school again.
  Of course, I was probably only a freshman in high school at the time.
  Jean and Fernando joined the organization as high school freshmen, and after three years they have a sense of perspective.
  When he was discharged in September 1945, he returned home and entered high school as a freshman.
  Among high school freshmen, 41 percent of girls drink compared to 40 percent of boys.
  When we were freshmen in high school we hung out so much that people joked that we were dating, not knowing that Evan was actually gay.
  The two girls were high school freshmen who had been friends since birth, and knew each other so well that they were practically twins.
  They were in their last year of junior high and getting ready to move onto high school as freshmen.
  She was named class advisor for both seniors and freshmen at Saltsburg High School.
  See, it's mostly about her and it's a memoir of her life when she was a freshman and sophomore in high school.
  Ross and Caroline Denton met when they were freshmen in high school.
  We were now high school freshmen, but virtually nothing changed.
  Mr. Mitchell had just begun to make his changes when Kirby and her friends entered the high school as freshmen.
  At lunch that day, they sat together in the cafeteria; same as they had done every day since Abby was a freshman in high school.
  The group of high school freshmen sat in the living room, eyes wide as they watched a gruesome scene being played through on the wide screen TV.
  It was their first day of school as freshmen at Ridgewood High School.
  He would have been a senior when she was a freshman at the high school.
  She and her four siblings attended parochial school until Mary Margaret was a freshman in high school.
  As high school freshmen, my friends and I experimented with booze the hard way.
  Still, those four years make up only half the lifespan for the seemingly young band, who started performing as high school freshmen.

Rhymes

freshmen

Definition of freshman in US English:

freshman

nounˈfreSHmənˈfrɛʃmən

1A first-year student at a university, college, or high school.
大学一年级学生
we invited the freshmen
as modifier a freshman second baseman
Example sentencesExamples
- When Arizona State University's freshmen begin to navigate college life this fall, about 35 of them will get extra support from their parents.
- All full-time undergraduates who qualify financially are eligible, whether they entered the University as freshmen or transfer students.
- Eric is eighteen and is a freshman at the University of Washington.
- Minority students make up just over half of new freshmen at the University of New Mexico for the first time in the school's history.
- More resources were put into freshmen year courses and universities developed freshman ‘learning community’ programs.
- There's no mistaking the immediate effect the freshman had on the University of Arizona program, however.
- He was a freshman at Tokyo Gakugei University when he disappeared.
- Fall 2001 enrollment includes 4,654 freshmen, the highest freshman enrollment in the university's history.
- I'm interested in retaining students, especially the freshmen and sophomores.
- The 91,000 freshmen in four-year universities constituted 24 percent of the number of 18-year-olds in the country, 373,000.
- As is the case at most universities, freshmen are not permitted to bring their cars during the first semester.
- University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records in December at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet.
- During the second semester of the freshman art-introduction course at our school, we offer a unit in printmaking.
- While on the mend, the former freshman sued the university for not warning residents of the perilous nature of upper-story windows.
- Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or sophomores or female students?
- The university has focused on freshmen because it loses about 25 percent of its students after the first year.
- The teaching of science subjects to secondary school students and college and university freshmen is often regarded as a difficult task.
- She is currently enrolled at California State University Fullerton as a freshman in the Honors Program.
- However, new records were set there in 2004 for total freshmen enrollment and overall university enrollment.
- Like their current national peers, ISU freshmen selected their university or college based on its academic reputation and the potential for landing good jobs when they graduate.
Synonyms
first-year student, undergraduate
1. 1.1US A newcomer or novice, especially someone newly elected to Congress.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of the most vigorous complaints came today from freshman Republican Lindsey Graham, who had this to say.
  I mean, she showed the rhetorical skills that freshman Congress members are known for.
  He's one of the freshman Republicans from Texas.
  Senior members of the party help freshmen meet lobbyists who are happy to fill up their campaign accounts.
  True, freshmen congressmen are not necessarily front-page news.
  Proportionately more freshmen are being elected to Congress now but the figures are dwarfed by those for re-election.
  I mean, she's sponsored more legislation across the aisle than any other freshman of either party.
  As a freshman Congressman two decades ago, one of the first bills he introduced was to halt school desegregation.
  No, what I think he is referring to is a letter that he wrote to several freshman Republicans.

词汇	freshman
释义	Definition of freshman in English: freshman nounPlural freshmen ˈfrɛʃmənˈfrɛʃmən 1A first-year student at university. 大学一年级学生 we invited the freshmen Example sentencesExamples During the second semester of the freshman art-introduction course at our school, we offer a unit in printmaking. The university has focused on freshmen because it loses about 25 percent of its students after the first year. Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or sophomores or female students? While on the mend, the former freshman sued the university for not warning residents of the perilous nature of upper-story windows. Like their current national peers, ISU freshmen selected their university or college based on its academic reputation and the potential for landing good jobs when they graduate. The 91,000 freshmen in four-year universities constituted 24 percent of the number of 18-year-olds in the country, 373,000. All full-time undergraduates who qualify financially are eligible, whether they entered the University as freshmen or transfer students. As is the case at most universities, freshmen are not permitted to bring their cars during the first semester. University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records in December at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet. Eric is eighteen and is a freshman at the University of Washington. The teaching of science subjects to secondary school students and college and university freshmen is often regarded as a difficult task. Minority students make up just over half of new freshmen at the University of New Mexico for the first time in the school's history. She is currently enrolled at California State University Fullerton as a freshman in the Honors Program. I'm interested in retaining students, especially the freshmen and sophomores. When Arizona State University's freshmen begin to navigate college life this fall, about 35 of them will get extra support from their parents. There's no mistaking the immediate effect the freshman had on the University of Arizona program, however. More resources were put into freshmen year courses and universities developed freshman ‘learning community’ programs. Fall 2001 enrollment includes 4,654 freshmen, the highest freshman enrollment in the university's history. He was a freshman at Tokyo Gakugei University when he disappeared. However, new records were set there in 2004 for total freshmen enrollment and overall university enrollment. Synonyms first-year student, undergraduate newcomer, new recruit, starter, probationer, fledgling beginner, learner, novice North American tenderfoot informal undergrad British informal fresher North American informal greenhorn, rookie, frosh 1.1North American A first-year student at high school. 大学一年级学生 Example sentencesExamples I'd be on the set and I'd look around, and I would be back in 1976, a freshman in high school again. Of course, I was probably only a freshman in high school at the time. Jean and Fernando joined the organization as high school freshmen, and after three years they have a sense of perspective. When he was discharged in September 1945, he returned home and entered high school as a freshman. Among high school freshmen, 41 percent of girls drink compared to 40 percent of boys. When we were freshmen in high school we hung out so much that people joked that we were dating, not knowing that Evan was actually gay. The two girls were high school freshmen who had been friends since birth, and knew each other so well that they were practically twins. They were in their last year of junior high and getting ready to move onto high school as freshmen. She was named class advisor for both seniors and freshmen at Saltsburg High School. See, it's mostly about her and it's a memoir of her life when she was a freshman and sophomore in high school. Ross and Caroline Denton met when they were freshmen in high school. We were now high school freshmen, but virtually nothing changed. Mr. Mitchell had just begun to make his changes when Kirby and her friends entered the high school as freshmen. At lunch that day, they sat together in the cafeteria; same as they had done every day since Abby was a freshman in high school. The group of high school freshmen sat in the living room, eyes wide as they watched a gruesome scene being played through on the wide screen TV. It was their first day of school as freshmen at Ridgewood High School. He would have been a senior when she was a freshman at the high school. She and her four siblings attended parochial school until Mary Margaret was a freshman in high school. As high school freshmen, my friends and I experimented with booze the hard way. Still, those four years make up only half the lifespan for the seemingly young band, who started performing as high school freshmen. Rhymes freshmen Definition of freshman in US English: freshman nounˈfreSHmənˈfrɛʃmən 1A first-year student at a university, college, or high school. 大学一年级学生 we invited the freshmen as modifier a freshman second baseman Example sentencesExamples When Arizona State University's freshmen begin to navigate college life this fall, about 35 of them will get extra support from their parents. All full-time undergraduates who qualify financially are eligible, whether they entered the University as freshmen or transfer students. Eric is eighteen and is a freshman at the University of Washington. Minority students make up just over half of new freshmen at the University of New Mexico for the first time in the school's history. More resources were put into freshmen year courses and universities developed freshman ‘learning community’ programs. There's no mistaking the immediate effect the freshman had on the University of Arizona program, however. He was a freshman at Tokyo Gakugei University when he disappeared. Fall 2001 enrollment includes 4,654 freshmen, the highest freshman enrollment in the university's history. I'm interested in retaining students, especially the freshmen and sophomores. The 91,000 freshmen in four-year universities constituted 24 percent of the number of 18-year-olds in the country, 373,000. As is the case at most universities, freshmen are not permitted to bring their cars during the first semester. University of Arizona freshmen and 1996 Olympic teammates Amanda Beard and Beth Botsford set American records in December at the Texas Invitational Swim Meet. During the second semester of the freshman art-introduction course at our school, we offer a unit in printmaking. While on the mend, the former freshman sued the university for not warning residents of the perilous nature of upper-story windows. Why are most of the victims physically weak such as university freshmen or sophomores or female students? The university has focused on freshmen because it loses about 25 percent of its students after the first year. The teaching of science subjects to secondary school students and college and university freshmen is often regarded as a difficult task. She is currently enrolled at California State University Fullerton as a freshman in the Honors Program. However, new records were set there in 2004 for total freshmen enrollment and overall university enrollment. Like their current national peers, ISU freshmen selected their university or college based on its academic reputation and the potential for landing good jobs when they graduate. Synonyms first-year student, undergraduate 1.1US A newcomer or novice, especially someone newly elected to Congress. Example sentencesExamples One of the most vigorous complaints came today from freshman Republican Lindsey Graham, who had this to say. I mean, she showed the rhetorical skills that freshman Congress members are known for. He's one of the freshman Republicans from Texas. Senior members of the party help freshmen meet lobbyists who are happy to fill up their campaign accounts. True, freshmen congressmen are not necessarily front-page news. Proportionately more freshmen are being elected to Congress now but the figures are dwarfed by those for re-election. I mean, she's sponsored more legislation across the aisle than any other freshman of either party. As a freshman Congressman two decades ago, one of the first bills he introduced was to halt school desegregation. No, what I think he is referring to is a letter that he wrote to several freshman Republicans.
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