| 词汇 | student |
| 释义 | aggie n. a student of an agricultural (college) training program. (Specifically, Texas A & M.)More and more aggies are going back for their MBAs.What kind of a job can an aggie get these days? coed n. a female college student. (From coeducational.)Some of these coeds are pretty strong-minded.My daughter is a coed at Midwest University. dropout n. someone who has dropped out of school.Dropouts find it very hard to get a job.Some dropouts make great successes of themselves, but not very many. frosh 1. n. a freshman. Ken is just a frosh, but he looks older.Get some frosh to do it for you. 2. mod. having to do with freshmen. The frosh dorm is full again this year.This is a frosh dance. You can't come in. geek n. an earnest student; a hardworking student.Martin is a geek, but he will go places with his brains.It looks like the geeks are taking over this campus. How gross! grade-grubber 1. n. a student who flatters the teacher in hopes of a higher grade. Toward the end of a semester, my office is filled with grade-grubbers.A few grade-grubbers help assure old professors that the world is not really changing at all. 2. n. an earnest, hard-working student. (In the way a pig roots or grubs around for food.) Martin is a gradegrubber and a real hard worker.If there are too many grade-grubbers in a class, it will really throw off the grading scale. grub n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.)Martin is not exactly a grub. He gets good grades without trying.The test was so hard, even the grubs did poorly. grunt n. a hard-working student.Martin isn't a grunt. Everything's easy for Martin.The grunts got B's on the test. It was that hard! gunner n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.)Martin is a gunner, all right.The gunners in my algebra class always get the A's. gweeb n. a studious student. (Collegiate.)I'm in a physics class full of gweebs.Martin is a gweeb, all right, but he's a good guy. Joe College n. a typical or average male college student.You sure look like Joe College from the good old days.Joe College never had a computer or a laser-powered record player in the good old days. marksman n. a serious college student who works hard to get good marks (grades).Sally is a marksman. She's always studying.Bill kept saying that Todd was a geek and a marksman, until Todd flunked algebra. power tool n. a student who studies most of the time.Willard is a power tool if there ever was one. Studies most of the night.All the power tools always get the best grades. preppie and preppy 1. mod. in the manner of a student at a preparatory school. I just love your preppie coat.Preppy clothes are almost out of style. 2. n. a young person who dresses and acts like a student at a preparatory school. Those preppies are having fun now, but how will they support themselves?Do all preppies become yuppies? shmen n. freshmen.A couple of shmen wandered by—looking sort of lost.The shmen are having a party all to themselves this Friday. shwench n. a female freshman. (Collegiate.)A couple of giggling shwenches showed up to cheer on the team.There's a shwench in my English class who knows more than the prof. soph n. a sophomore.The sophs are holding a meeting to decide on a plan.He's just a soph, so he still might grow a little. squid n. an earnest student; a collegiate wimp. (Collegiate. Refers to sliminess.)This whole campus is populated by squids and nerds.I'm no squid. I went out on a date last month. study animal n. someone who studies hard.All the geeks in the dorm were study animals. Dull, dull, dull.At the end of the school year every party animal turns into a study animal. super-strap n. an earnest and hardworking student.He's a melvin, a super- strap, and he doesn't do anything but study.I couldn't be a super-strap even if I had the brains. I just don't care that much. techie n. a student in a technical or engineering college.Does one guy like Martin prove that all techies are nerds?Of course, one groovy guy proves that techies aren't nerds, right? throat n. an earnest student; a “cutthroat” student. (Collegiate.)Martin is not a throat! He's not that smart.All the throats got A's, of course. tool n. an earnest student.Of course he's a tool. See the plastic liner in his pocket?Martin is a tool, and he's proud of it. weasel n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.)Who's the weasel who always gets A's?Martin is your classic weasel. weenie n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.)That weenie keeps getting A's and raising the grade scale.Who's the weenie with the thick glasses? wonk n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.)Who's the wonk who keeps getting the straight A's?Yes, you could call Martin a wonk. In fact, he's the classic wonk. zod n. a studious person.Quiet. You don't want to disturb the zods.Dave decided to be a zod for a semester and see if he could pass his courses. student noun an inexperienced drug user US, 1952professional student1. Someone in the process of earning a "professional degree"—one in a field like medicine, law, or education, for instance. We have a stellar group of professional students joining our program this year. 2. slang One who continues to pursue education instead of employment. I'm starting to worry that my son just wants to be a professional student forever and will never get a job. |
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