a teen of [emotion]
He felt a teen of anger rising in his chest.
他感到一阵愤怒涌上心头。
青少年;十几岁的人
teens — plural of teen
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
青少年;十几岁的人
a person between 13 and 19 years old; a teenager
He felt a teen of anger rising in his chest.
他感到一阵愤怒涌上心头。
13至19岁之间的青少年。
Synonym of teenager: a person between 13 and 19 years old (inclusive).
The teen helped his neighbors carry their groceries upstairs.
那个青少年帮邻居把杂货搬上楼。
Many teens spend their free time playing video games with friends.
许多青少年把空闲时间花在和朋友一起玩电子游戏上。
She was a shy teen who loved reading in the school library.
她是个害羞的青少年,喜欢在学校图书馆看书。
He felt a teen of anger rising in his chest.
他感到一阵愤怒涌上心头。
She was in a teen after hearing the bad news.
听到坏消息后,她陷入了悲哀之中。
Not this
I felt a deep teen after the loss.
Use this
I felt deep anger after the loss.
中文学习者可能受母语影响将'teen'视为可数名词,但在此义项中'teen'(愤怒、悲哀)是不可数名词,不需要加不定冠词。
Not this
She is teen with her friend.
Use this
She is angry with her friend.
中文学习者可能将名词'teen'误用作形容词,但英语中表示'愤怒的'应用形容词angry,而非名词teen。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
青少年时期
She had a difficult time during her teen years.
她在青少年时期过得很艰难。
青少年偶像
He became a teen idol after the movie came out.
那部电影上映后他成了青少年偶像。
青少年精神
The song captured the rebellious teen spirit of the 1990s.
这首歌捕捉了90年代叛逆的青少年精神。
青少年剧
Many teen dramas focus on high school relationships.
许多青少年剧聚焦于高中恋爱。
青少年怀孕
Teen pregnancy rates have declined in recent years.
近年来青少年怀孕率有所下降。
青少年暴力
The school implemented programs to reduce teen violence.
学校实施了减少青少年暴力的项目。
青少年偶像
Many teenagers look up to pop stars as their teen idols.
许多青少年把流行歌星视为他们的青少年偶像。
青春期焦虑
The novel captures the essence of teen angst and rebellion.
这部小说捕捉了青春期焦虑和反叛的本质。
青春活力
The concert was full of teen spirit and energy.
音乐会上充满了青春活力和激情。
Use teens naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
teen音似'挺',联想青少年挺有活力。
语域:neutral 常见场景:教育、家庭、社会问题 通常指13至19岁的青少年,在正式和非正式场合均常用。
All listed words rhyme with 'teen' (ending in /iːn/). Beware of lookalikes like 'ten' (/tɛn/) or 'tin' (/tɪn/) which have different vowel sounds.
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