major

US /ˈmeɪ.dʒɚ/
UK /ˈmeɪ.dʒɚ/
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1.

主要的, 重要的, 重大的

important, serious, or significant

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This is a major problem that needs immediate attention.
这是一个需要立即关注的主要问题。
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She played a major role in the success of the project.
她在项目成功中扮演了重要角色。
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principalchiefmainprimaryleading
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minorinsignificanttrivial
2.

成年的

of legal age; adult

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You must be major to purchase alcohol.
你必须是成年人才能购买酒精。
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He is now major and can make his own decisions.
他现在是成年人，可以自己做决定了。
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adultof agegrown-up
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minorunderage
1.

少校

an officer of middle rank in the armed forces, above captain and below lieutenant colonel

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The Major gave orders to the troops.
少校向部队下达了命令。
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She was promoted to Major last year.
她去年被提升为少校。
2.

专业, 主修

a student's main field of study

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Her major is computer science.
她的专业是计算机科学。
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What's your major?
你的专业是什么？
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specializationfield of studyconcentration
1.

主修, 专攻

to specialize in a particular subject at a college or university

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She decided to major in history.
她决定主修历史。
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He plans to major in economics.
他计划主修经济学。
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specializeconcentratefocus
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