age group

IPA/ˈeɪdʒ ɡruːp/
IPA/ˈeɪdʒ ɡruːp/

age group — 名詞

1. a set of people who are around the same age, especially when someone studies, co

1.名詞B1
釋義

年齡層

年紀相近的一群人

a set of people who are around the same age, especially when someone studies, compares, or plans for them together

例句

The museum created a science room for the six-to-eight age group.

那座博物館為六到八歲的年齡層設計了一間科學教室。

the [number]-to-[number] age group

Romi teaches art to an age group that still loves finger paint.

Romi 教的是一個仍然很喜歡手指畫的年齡層。

an age group that + clause

常見搭配
  • older age group
  • younger age group
  • target age group
  • the six-to-eight age group
同義詞
  • age bracket

    often used in surveys, forms, and statistics

  • demographic

    broader and more formal; can include income or lifestyle, not only age

  • generation

    wider and less exact; often means people from the same period, not a set range

文法句型

the [number]-to-[number] age group

an older age group

for this age group

用法筆記

Usually used when schools, researchers, doctors, or businesses divide people by age. It often follows a number range or an adjective such as older, younger, or teenage.

常見錯誤

The toy is for the age of six to eight.
The toy is for the six-to-eight age group.
use 'age group' when you mean the people in that age range.
This class is for young age people.
This class is for a younger age group.
'age group' is the natural phrase for a group divided by age.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • older age group
  • younger age group
  • target age group

常用片語

  • the six-to-eight age group
  • be aimed at an older age group

介系詞搭配

  • for this age group
  • in the same age group