英语 - 匈牙利语

sophomore

gb/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/ us/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/
B2 英语
~ 9100
másodéves, második
名词 B2
1
用法模式:
[someone] is a sophomore at [a school]
She is a sophomore at Stanford University, majoring in biology.
A Stanford Egyetem másodéves hallgatója, biológia szakos.
As a high school sophomore, he joined the basketball team for the first time.
Középiskolai másodévesként először csatlakozott a kosárlabdacsapathoz.
The scholarship is only open to college sophomores and juniors.
By the time you are a sophomore, you should have chosen a major.
The new dorm is reserved for first-year students and sophomores.
学习者例句
My brother is a sophomore in college.
A bátyám másodéves az egyetemen.
I was a shy freshman, but now I am a confident sophomore.
Elsőévesként félénk voltam, de most már magabiztos másodéves vagyok.
Only sophomores can take this math class.
The school has 200 sophomores this year.
常见错误:
Learners often confuse the order of US school terms (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior). A sophomore is the second year, not the first or third. Many learners also think “sophomore” is used everywhere in English; in British and many other varieties of English, people say “second-year student” instead.
含义
second-year student (mainly US)
搭配
college sophomore |high school sophomore |sophomore year |sophomore class |sophomore student
近义词
second-year student (A clear but longer phrase; used internationally, while “sophomore” is mainly American English.)
反义词
freshman (Refers to a first-year student, the opposite position in the school sequence from a sophomore.)
主题
education |school |university
释义

A student in the second year of high school or college, especially in the US.

A student in the second year of a typical four-year high school, college, or university program, especially in the United States.

C1
2
用法模式:
[something] is a sophomore [class/course/student/event]
She struggled through her sophomore chemistry course.
Sokat küzdött a másodéves kémiakurzusával.
The university guarantees housing for all freshman and sophomore students.
Az egyetem minden első- és másodéves hallgató számára garantál kollégiumi férőhelyet.
He spent most of his sophomore year focusing on improving his grades.
This novel is commonly assigned in sophomore English classes.
学习者例句
This is a sophomore math class.
Ez egy másodéveseknek szóló matekóra.
Our school has a special dance for the sophomore class.
Az iskolánk külön bált rendez a másodéves évfolyamnak.
Freshman and sophomore students live in this dorm.
I will take a sophomore English course next year.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes think “sophomore” before a noun means “advanced” or “difficult.” It actually only means that something is for or about second-year students (for example, “sophomore English” is English for second-year students, not a special type of English).
含义
relating to second-year students
搭配
sophomore year |sophomore class |sophomore English |sophomore dorm |sophomore seminar
近义词
second-year (A direct and widely understood equivalent that is more international and used in more formal contexts.)
反义词
freshman-level (Refers to courses or activities designed for first-year students, contrasting with those for sophomores.)
主题
education |school |university
释义

About second-year students or their classes and activities in high school or college.

Relating to or intended for students in their second year of high school, college, or university.

C1
3
用法模式:
sophomore [album/effort/season/record/novel]
Her sophomore album sold even more copies than her debut.
A második albuma még a debütáló albumánál is több példányban kelt el.
The director’s sophomore feature received mixed reviews from critics.
A rendező második nagyjátékfilmje vegyes kritikákat kapott.
Critics praised the show’s sophomore season for its deeper character development.
The band avoided a sophomore slump with a bold new sound on their second record.
学习者例句
The singer’s sophomore album was a big hit.
Az énekes második albuma nagy siker lett.
Fans waited two years for the group’s sophomore record.
A rajongók két évet vártak a zenekar második lemezére.
Many TV shows improve in their sophomore season.
His sophomore effort showed that he was more than a one-hit wonder.
常见错误:
Learners often think “sophomore” always has to do with school. In media and arts writing, “sophomore” is commonly used to mean “second,” especially for albums, movies, and seasons of TV shows.
含义
a creator’s second major work
搭配
sophomore album |sophomore effort |sophomore season |sophomore record |sophomore feature
近义词
second (A basic ordinal that can replace “sophomore” in many contexts, but without the specific media-journalism flavor.)
反义词
debut (Refers to the first major release or appearance, in contrast to the second work described as a “sophomore” effort.)
主题
media |entertainment |arts |arts_entertainment
释义

Used to talk about the second big album, movie, season, etc. made by an artist, band, or creator.

Describing the second major work by an artist, performer, or creator, such as an album, film, television season, or book.

语法
词典原形
sophomore
IPA
GB/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/
US/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/
音节与重音
sopho - more (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (sopho)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: sophomore
  • Plural: sophomores
词族
Forms
sophomores noun
Advanced or less common
sophomoric adjective
相关表达

college sophomore

1
/kˈɑlɪd͡ʒ sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase

second-year college student

A student in the second year of a four-year college or university program.

例句
  • As a college sophomore, he was already doing advanced research.
  • She got her first internship when she was a college sophomore.

high school sophomore

1
/hˈaɪ skˈul sˈɑfmˌɔɹ/
fixed phrase

second-year high school student

A student in the second year of a four-year high school program.

例句
  • He started playing on the varsity team as a high school sophomore.
  • Many high school sophomores begin preparing for college entrance exams.

sophomore album

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ ˈælbəm/
fixed phrase

musician’s second album

The second big album released by a singer or band.

例句
  • Their sophomore album showed a more mature sound.
  • Fans worried that the band’s sophomore album would not match their hit debut.

sophomore class

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ klˈæs/
fixed phrase

group of second-year students

All the second-year students in one school or program, considered as a group.

例句
  • The sophomore class organized a charity concert.
  • This year’s sophomore class is much larger than last year’s.

sophomore effort

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ ˈɛfɚt/
fixed phrase

creator’s second major work

The second big work or project by a writer, artist, director, or other creator.

例句
  • Her sophomore effort as a director was more ambitious than her first film.
  • The author’s sophomore effort received several literary awards.

sophomore season

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ sˈizən/
fixed phrase

second season or year in series

The second season of a TV show, or the second year for a player in a professional sports league.

例句
  • The show found its voice during its sophomore season.
  • The quarterback had an impressive sophomore season in the NFL.

sophomore slump

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ slˈʌmp/
idiom

drop in quality on second work

When a second album, season, or other big project is much worse or less successful than the first one.

例句
  • The band avoided the sophomore slump with a powerful second album.
  • Critics said the TV show suffered a sophomore slump in its second season.

sophomore year

1
/sˈɑfmˌɔɹ jˈɪɹ/
fixed phrase

second year of high school or college

The second year of high school or college in a four-year program, especially in the US.

例句
  • During her sophomore year, she decided to switch her major.
  • I studied abroad in Japan in my sophomore year of college.

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