| 释义 |
major1 /'meiclzs(r); 'meclzv/ adj 1 (contrasted with minor) greater or more important: (与 minor 相对) 较大的; 较重要的; 主要的： ~ roads; 要道; the ~ 》。 ” 观; 较大的部分; a ~ operation, (surgery) one that may be dangerous to the person's life. (外科) 大手碗。 ~ premise n premise. ~ scale n (music) scale having two full tones between the key note and the third note. (音乐)大音阶; 长音阶。 ~ suit n (cards, bridge) either spades or hearts. (纸牌、桥牌)大牌(黑桃或红心)。 2 (placed after a name) elder or first of two persons of the same name, eg in a school: (置于姓名后)同姓名的二人中较长的(例如在同一学校内)： Smith ~. 较长的史密斯。 → minor, senior. vi [VP3A] ~ in sth, specialize in (a certain subject) at college or university: 主修; 专研(大学里某一科目)： Christina ~ed in two subjects at Keele University. 克里斯蒂纳在基尔大学主修两门科目。 Brian ~ed in economics. 布莱恩主修经济学。 n subject ~ed in. 主修学科。 |