Pronunciation: /ˈfrɛʃ.mən/
noun a student in the first year of high school, college, or university
A1 The freshman was nervous on their first day of high school.
A2 The freshman struggled to find their classes in the large university campus.
B1 As a freshman, she joined the debate club to make new friends.
B2 The freshman excelled in their first semester and made the Dean's List.
C1 The freshman was selected as the captain of the varsity basketball team.
C2 The freshman's academic achievements earned them a scholarship to study abroad.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a freshman
A1 The freshman student was nervous on the first day of school.
A2 The freshman class had a lot of new faces.
B1 She felt like a freshman again in her new job.
B2 As a freshman manager, he had to prove himself to his team.
C1 The freshman approach to the project brought a fresh perspective.
C2 Her freshman ideas were met with skepticism by the more experienced team members.
formal The freshman class is adjusting well to college life.
informal I heard the freshman party last night was wild.
slang The freshmen are totally clueless about where to find their classes.
figurative As a freshman in the corporate world, she felt like a small fish in a big pond.
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