senior

英[ˈsi:niə(r)]

美[ˈsinjɚ]

adj.（级别、地位等）较高的；资深的；年长的；最高年级的

n.上级；毕业班学生；较年长者；地位较高的，资历较深的

网络高级；资深；年长的；年少的

词形变化:

seniors

派生词: seniority

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1 . All senior officers involved in the coup will have to be removed.

所有参与政变的高级官员都将被免职。

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2 . Senior officers could be considering a coup to restore authoritarian rule.

高官们可能会策划一场政变来复辟独裁统治。

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3 . Williams felt himself to be senior to all of them.

威廉斯认为自己比其他所有人资格都要老。

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4 . Senior politicians met today to discuss the future of European economic unity.

高级政要今天会晤，探讨欧洲经济一体化的未来。

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5 . A senior White House official said the agreement is close.

白宫的一位高级官员说即将达成协议。

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英英释义行业释义网络释义

noun

1.an undergraduate student during the year preceding graduation

2.a person who is older than you are

3.older; higher in rank; longer in length of tenure or service;

senior officer

4.used of the fourth and final year in United States high school or college;

the senior prom

5.advanced in years; (`aged' is pronounced as two syllables);

aged members of the society