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

• 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。
• A Study on Effects of Physical Exercise on Freshmen's Personality and Psychological Stress
  身体锻炼对大学新生人格和心理压力的干预研究
• 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。
• And of course, as college freshmen, your specialization is only just beginning.
  当然，作为大一新生，你的专业才刚刚开始。
• The only ones left are sophomores and freshmen.
  留下的都是大一和大二的学生。
• Mental health of Freshmen in adult medical school.
  高职医学大专新生心理健康状况分析。
• 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。
• One prompt in the questionnaire asks entering freshmen about objectives considered to be essential or very important.
  问卷中的一个问题，问刚入学的大一学生认为至关重要或非常重要的目标是什么。
• 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；
• So, for example, we introduced a set of freshmen seminars.
  比如，我们成立了新生研讨班。