entry-level

界面语言: zh

🇬🇧 /ˈentri:ˌlevəl/ 🇺🇸 /ˈɛntriˌlɛvəl/

📖 释义

  1. adjective
    入门级的; 基础款的; 初始阶段的
  2. noun
    入门级别

🔗 详情

词形变化

常用搭配

entry-level jobentry-level positionentry-level salaryentry-level employeeentry-level priceentry-level experience

同义词

juniorbeginnerstarterintroductorybasicgraduate

反义词

senioradvancedexperiencedexecutive

易混淆词

entry level
EN: 'Entry-level' (hyphenated) is the standard compound adjective form used before a noun; 'entry level' without a hyphen is sometimes seen but considered less formal or incorrect in attributive position.
zh: 'Entry-level'（带连字符）是名词前使用的标准复合形容词形式；不带连字符的 'entry level' 偶尔可见，但在定语位置被认为不够正式或错误。

拼写提示

EN: Always hyphenate 'entry-level' when used as a compound adjective before a noun (e.g., 'an entry-level position'). It is a non-gradable adjective, so avoid comparative/superlative forms like 'more entry-level'.
zh: 当 'entry-level' 用作名词前的复合形容词时，务必加上连字符（例如：'an entry-level position'）。它是一个不可分级的形容词，因此请避免使用 'more entry-level' 等比较级/最高级形式。

💬 例句

  1. She applied for an entry-level position at the marketing firm right after graduating from college.

    她大学毕业后立即申请了那家营销公司的初级职位。

  2. The entry-level model of the smartphone lacks some of the advanced camera features found in the premium version.

    这款智能手机的入门级型号缺少高端版本中的一些高级相机功能。

  3. The gym offers an entry-level membership that includes access to basic equipment only.

    这家健身房提供入门级会员资格，仅包含基本设备的使用权。

  4. Most employees start at entry-level and work their way up through the ranks over several years.

    大多数员工从入门级职位开始，在几年内逐步晋升。