cub scout
cub scout — 名詞
1. a child in the younger part of the Scouting America program, usually in the firs
幼童軍
美國童軍低年級成員
a child in the younger part of the Scouting America program, usually in the first to fifth grades at school
Eli became a Cub Scout when he was in second grade.
Eli 二年級時成為幼童軍。
became a Cub Scout
The Cub Scouts met after school to learn basic camping skills.
幼童軍們放學後聚會，學習基本露營技能。
Cub Scouts met after school
A Cub Scout pack helped clean the park on Saturday morning.
一個幼童軍小隊星期六早上幫忙清理公園。
Parents stayed nearby while the Cub Scouts built small birdhouses.
幼童軍們做小鳥屋時，家長們待在附近。
- young scout
broader wording; does not name the specific Cub Scout program
- scout
broader term for a member of a scouting organization
文法句型
a Cub Scout
Cub Scout pack
Cub Scout meeting
become a Cub Scout
用法筆記
In the United States, Cub Scouts are younger children in Scouting America. Older children may simply be called scouts or may belong to a different part of the program.
常見錯誤
Do not use 'cub scout' for any young camper or hiker. It refers to a member of a specific scouting program.