lad
lad — 名詞
- ladsingular
- ladsplural
1. a young male who is not yet an adult — a boy or youth, often used in a friendly
少年;男孩
未成年的年輕男性
a young male who is not yet an adult — a boy or youth, often used in a friendly or ordinary way when talking about someone's age or appearance
Jack is a bright young lad who loves fixing bicycles in his spare time.
Jack 是個聰明的少年,閒暇時很喜歡修理腳踏車。
collocation: young lad
A group of lads from the football club gathered at the park for training.
一群足球俱樂部的小夥子在公園集合訓練。
plural: lads for a group of boys or young men
Imran was just a little lad when his family first moved to Dublin.
Imran 全家剛搬到都柏林時,他還只是個小男孩。
collocation: little lad for a young boy
A young lad from the village offered to show the visitors the way to the river.
一個村裡的少年主動為遊客指路去河邊。
modifier + preposition phrase: young lad from [place]
The new teacher called the tallest lad in the class to help carry the books.
新來的老師叫班上最高的男生幫忙搬書。
superlative modifier: tallest lad
- young lad
- little lad
- local lad
- old lad (informal address, regional UK)
- good lad (praise)
- the lads (plural referring to a group)
- boy
neutral, standard term; less informal than 'lad', covers the same age range
- youth
slightly more formal, often used in official or written contexts for teenagers or young men
- guy
informal but covers adults too; 'lad' specifically implies youth
- youngster
emphasises inexperience and young age; can apply to girls as well
文法句型
lad (singular / plural lads)
you + lad (direct address)
用法筆記
In British English, 'lad' is the everyday informal word for a boy or teenage male; 'boy' sounds slightly more neutral or formal in comparison. The plural 'lads' can refer to a mixed-age group of male friends as well as young boys, though the separate social-group sense ('the lads' as a fixed phrase for a close male friendship circle) is best taught at higher levels.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- lad + age (a lad of ten)
- lad + place (a lad from the village)
常用片語
- young lad
- little lad
- good lad
- old lad (address)
- the lads