Seniorの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: three meanings. 1. anyone older than you. 2. people of old age like 60 or older. 3. students in the final year of high school or college

A: a level scholarship

A: Someone who is older than you. A senior in school is someone in their last year of school. A senior in society is like an elderly person

A: an undergraduate student during the year preceding graduation, also it means 
a person who is older than you

A: if someone has the same job, status or anything but doing it longer you can call them senior.
in scool people from upperclasses are your seniors.
in job someone working there before you (same level, not your boss) is your senior.

A: you wouldn't usually say you're senior to someone unless you are quite a lot older

A: No one really says "I'm senior to you."
"I'm older than you" is more common.

A: "Senior"
could be referring to grade 12 in high school or and elderly person.

"Older"
could mean they are a year or more older than you in age or this could also refer to an elderly person.

A: Hey, do you know Ethan, one of the seniors, he was very happy.

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A: it sound natural especially if you are saying it to people you don't know well because it sounds more professional.

それはより専門的に聞こえるので、見知らぬ人にそれについて話しているなら、それは特に自然に聞こえます。

A: @Hyees nah but its okay I am here :)

Older people usually take public transportation around. Mostly because as people age, their vision is not good. As a result, they cannot drive a car as it could be dangerous for others. So they take the bus or the subway like younger people do. For example, my mother has a drivers license but always takes a bus for safety reasons.

there you go :)

A: 👍

A: you can say it to everyone. it is a polite question to ask anybody of any age.

A: I met one of my seniors and I'm not expecting that he/she will recognize me but he/she actually did!