girl

英 [ɡɜːl]

美 [ɡɜːrl]

n. 女孩; 姑娘; 女儿; 年轻女子; 女郎

复数：girls　

Oxford 3000 / Collins.5 / BNC.362 / COCA.363

习惯用语

a big girl's blouse

N-COUNT 女孩；姑娘
Agirlis a female child.
1. ...an eleven year old girl...
  11岁的女孩
2. I must have been a horrid little girl.
  我一定是个人见人烦的小女孩。
N-COUNT 女儿
You can refer to someone's daughter as agirl.
1. We had a little girl.
  我们有一个小女儿。
N-COUNT 年轻女子，小妞儿（可能具冒犯意味）
Young women are often referred to asgirls. This use could cause offence.
1. ...a pretty twenty-year-old girl.
  20岁的漂亮姑娘
N-COUNT （男人的）女朋友
Some people refer to a man's girlfriend as hisgirl.
1. I've been with my girl for nine years.
  我同我女朋友交往9年了。

noun

a female human offspring
1. her daughter cared for her in her old age
Synonym:daughter
a youthful female person
1. the baby was a girl
2. the girls were just learning to ride a tricycle
Synonym:female childlittle girl
a young woman
1. a young lady of 18
Synonym:missmissyyoung ladyyoung womanfille
a friendly informal reference to a grown woman
1. Mrs. Smith was just one of the girls
a girl or young woman with whom a man is romantically involved
1. his girlfriend kicked him out
Synonym:girlfriendlady friend

I must have been a horrid little girl.
我一定是个人见人烦的小女孩。
She gave birth to a girl last night.
她昨晚产下一个女孩。
She's a smashing girl.
她是一个很棒的女孩。
I was a very quiet, studious little girl.
我那时是个非常安静、勤奋好学的小女孩。
Oh, what a nice little girl she is!
啊，这是一个多么好的小姑娘！
We had a little girl.
我们有一个小女儿。
I saw a girl riding a horse
我看见一个骑马的女孩。
She's a very charming and very pretty girl.
她是一个非常迷人的漂亮女孩。
A teacher reprimanded a girl for talking in class
老师斥责了一个在课堂上说话的女生。
I came here by chance and was just watching what was going on, when this girl attacked me
我碰巧来到这儿，正看着热闹，突然一个女孩袭击了我。