junior

• Descreve uma pessoa que é mais jovem ou tem posição hierárquica inferior a outra em determinado contexto.

Describes someone who is younger or has a lower rank than another person in a particular context.

1. Younger in age or rankA2formal

   Used to describe someone who is younger or has a lower rank or position.

   Júnior

   • He is a junior member of the team.
   • She works as a junior associate at the law firm.
   • The junior students have a separate playground.

   Sinônimosinferiorlesserlower-rankingminorsecondarysubalternsubordinate

   Antônimosseniorsuperior

2. Relating to the third year of high school or collegeB1formalamerican

   Used in the US education system to refer to the third year of a four-year program.

   Terceiro ano

   • She is a junior in high school this year.
   • The junior class is organizing the prom.
   • He took advanced courses during his junior year.

   Antônimossenior

3. Smaller or less importantB2formal

   Used to describe something that is smaller, less important, or secondary.

   Júnior

   • This is a junior version of the software.
   • He plays in the junior league.
   • The junior partner has less decision-making power.

   Sinônimosinferiorlesserlowerminorsecondarysubordinatesubsidiary

   Antônimosmajorprimaryseniorsuperior

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa mais jovem ou de posição, status ou experiência inferior a outra, usado frequentemente em contextos profissionais ou educacionais.

A noun referring to a person who is younger or of lower rank, status, or experience than another, often used in professional or educational contexts.

1. Younger personA2formal

   A person who is younger than another, often used in family or workplace contexts.

   Mais jovem

   • He is my junior by two years.
   • The juniors in the office often learn from the seniors.
   • She is a junior in high school.

   Sinônimosminoryoung personyoungsteryouth

   Antônimoseldersenior

2. Lower rank or positionB1formal

   A person holding a lower position in a hierarchy, especially in a job or organization.

   Subalterno

   • The junior was assigned to assist the senior manager.
   • Juniors in the company receive training from experienced staff.
   • He started as a junior in the marketing department.

   Sinônimosassistantdeputyinferiorsubalternsubordinateunderling

   Antônimosseniorsuperior

3. Student in third yearA2formalamerican

   A student in the third year of a four-year high school or college program.

   Estudante do terceiro ano

   • She is a junior at the university studying biology.
   • Juniors often take advanced courses in their major.
   • The junior class organized the school fundraiser.