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以下单词（组）供你选择：qualification n. 资格；条件；限制；赋予资格curriculum vitae 履历resume [rezju:'mei, ri'zju:m; -'zu:m] n. 摘要；履历，简历（该释义发音[rezju:'mei]） vt. 重新开始，继续；恢复，重新占用 vi. 重新开始，继续
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senior[5si:njE]adj.年长的, 资格较老的, 地位较高的, 高级的Senior[5si:njE]西尼尔(姓氏)seniorsen.iorAHD:[s¶n“y…r] D.J.[6si8nj*]K.K.[6sinj+]adj.（形容词）Abbr. Sr.,sr.Of, relating to, or being the older of two, especially the older of two persons having the same name, as father and son.缩写 Sr.,sr.年长的：属于、关于或是两个人中年纪大些的，尤指有相同名字的两个人，如父亲与儿子Abbr. sen.,Sen.缩写 sen.,Sen.Being in a position, rank, or grade above others of the same set or class:地位较高的：在同一组或同一种类中处于比其他人高的职位、等级或级别的：a senior officer; the senior ship in the battle group.一位高级军官；战斗群中较高级别的船Having precedence in making certain decisions.资历较深的：在做出特定的决定中处于优先位置的Abbr. sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.Of or relating to the fourth and last year of high school or college:缩写 sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.最高年级的：属于或关于中学或大学的第四年和最后一年的：our senior class.我们的毕业班n.（名词）Abbr. sen.,Sen.缩写 sen.,Sen.A person who is older than another:年长者：比另一个人年长的人：She is eight years my senior.她比我年长八岁A senior citizen:长辈者：年长的公民：“The interests of seniors tend to be . . . varied . . . Their energy levels . . . can be every bit as intense as those expended by younger people”(Elaine Sherman)“老年人的兴趣倾向于…多彩的…他们的精力水平…使用起来一点也不比年轻人逊色”(阿雷尼·谢尔曼)Abbr. sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.缩写 sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.One that is of a higher position, rank, or grade than another in the same set or class.上级：在同一组或种类中处于比另一个人更高的职位、等级或级别的人A student in the fourth year of high school or college.四年级生：中学或大学的四年级学生Middle English 中古英语 from Latin [comparative of] senex [old] * see sen- 源自 拉丁语 [] senex的比较级 [老的] *参见 sen- senior[5si:njE]adj.年长的(父子兄弟同名时指年长者, 常缩作Sr.或Sen.)上级的; 前辈的; 地位高的[美](中学)最高年级的; (大学或四年制中学的)毕业班的, [英]高年级的(债券, 股票对企业财产、红利而言) 有优先权的John Smith, S-老约翰·史密斯(父子同名时对父亲的称呼)the senior states men元老senior staff高级职员a senior officer高级军官a senior high school高中senior student高年级学生senior security优先股(利证券)senior solarspot大型聚光灯She is four years senior to me.她比我大四岁。senior[5si:njE]n.年长者上司; 长官; 前辈; 资历深者[英]高班生, [美](中学)高年级生, (大学的四年级)毕业班生college senior大学四年级学生He is my senior by three years.他比我大三岁。Senior[5si:njE]n.西尼尔(姓氏)seniorsen.iorAHD:[s¶n“y…r] D.J.[6si8nj*]K.K.[6sinj+]adj.Abbr. Sr.,sr.Of, relating to, or being the older of two, especially the older of two persons having the same name, as father and son.Abbr. sen.,Sen.Being in a position, rank, or grade above others of the same set or class:a senior officer; the senior ship in the battle group.Having precedence in making certain decisions.Abbr. sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.Of or relating to the fourth and last year of high school or college:our senior class.n.Abbr. sen.,Sen.A person who is older than another:She is eight years my senior.A senior citizen:“The interests of seniors tend to be . . . varied . . . Their energy levels . . . can be every bit as intense as those expended by younger people”(Elaine Sherman)Abbr. sen.,Sen.,Sr.,sr.One that is of a higher position, rank, or grade than another in the same set or class.A student in the fourth year of high school or college.Middle English from Latin [comparative of] senex [old] * see sen- senior来自拉丁语senex的比较级seniorseniorelderolderjuniorsenior高级的senior adj.年长的,老的,上级的;n.年长者,前辈 senior adj.年长的,老的,上级的;n.年长者,前辈 senior[5si:nIE(r)]adj.年长的上级的；级别较高的She teaches a senior class.她教一个高年级班。She is senior to everyone else in the company.她在公司里的地位比其他人都高。seniorn.[S-] 年长者（附于姓名后，用来区别父子或兄弟）John Smith Senior老约翰senior 高级[SR]
