| 词组 | major |
| 释义 | major Theme: EXCELLENCE mod. excellent; serious; severe. (Collegiate.)This rally is, like, major!Wally is one of the most major beach guys! major 1. adjective 1 very good US, 1984. 2 absolute. Used as an intensifier AUSTRALIA, 1995. 3 handsome, dressed well TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 1967 2. noun a dependable, reliable person US, 1956 3. verb ► major in plumbingin college, to take nothing but easy courses. An allusion to 'pipes' (easy courses) US, 1955 major in major in sth AmE to study something as your main subject at a college or university: She decided to major in biology.■ SIMILAR TO: minor in major league(s)An area, echelon, or sphere of great competition, success, power, achievement, etc. Refers to the major leagues of sports teams. I know you're new here, but you need to perform much better if you want to stay in this law firm. You're in the major leagues now. Welcome to the major league of politics, senator. major in (something)To complete a college or university degree with a particular subject as its focus. Originally I thought I would major in English literature, but I switch to psychology in my second year. Samantha's majoring in economics, with a minor in history. major in somethingto specialize in a certain subject in college. I majored in history in college. I want to major in math. major inv. To complete a long-term course of study in some subject that is one's main focus: In high school I was interested in math, but in college I majored in history. major mod. excellent; serious; severe. (Collegiate.) This rally is, like, major! Nick is a major dweeb. |
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