Pronunciation: /ˈdʒuːniər/
noun a person who is younger or of lower rank
A1 My little brother is a junior in high school.
A2 The junior team won the championship last year.
B1 As a junior, she is responsible for organizing the event.
B2 The junior members of the club are working on a new project.
C1 The junior executive showed great leadership skills during the crisis.
C2 The junior scientist made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of medicine.
adjective relating to or for younger or less experienced people
A1 My junior brother is learning how to ride a bike.
A2 She is a junior member of the school choir.
B1 The junior team won the championship last year.
B2 The junior developer is working on a new feature for the app.
C1 The junior executive was promoted to a senior position within the company.
C2 As a junior scientist, she published groundbreaking research in the field.
formal The junior associate is responsible for assisting the senior team members with their projects.
informal I heard the junior guy got promoted to a higher position in the company.
slang The junior dude is always up for a good time.
figurative Being the junior in the group, she often felt left out of important decisions.
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