/ʒy.njɔʁ/
Translation
junior, youth (team, post)
Word origin
From Latin junior ('younger'), the comparative of juvenis ('young'). French took it back from English sporting and business usage.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- junior
- English cognates
- junior, juvenile
Grammar
Examples
l' .
He plays for the club's junior side.
' .
The juniors train on Saturday mornings.
' avocate .
She has just been made a junior solicitor.
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The junior champion won his first match.
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This junior post is badly paid, but it opens doors.
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