green

- adj. 绿色的
- adj. 无经验的
- adj. 环保的
- adj. 未成熟的
- n. 绿色
- n. 绿色颜料
- Definition
- adj. having the color of grass
- adj. lacking experience
- adj. not harmful to the environment
- adj. not yet ripe
- n. the color between blue and yellow
- n. a substance of that color
- Example
- He painted the fence bright green last weekend.
- 他上周末把栅栏刷成了鲜绿色。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: lacking experience of life (adjective).
比较义项:缺乏经验、阅历不足(形容词)。
- green 本词
Informal; describes someone new to a job, skill or situation who still makes beginner mistakes, with no moral or trust connotation, often used predicatively, as in 'still green'.
非正式用语,指初次接触某项工作、技能或情境、还会犯新手常见错误的人,不含道德或轻信之意,常作表语使用,如“still green”。
The new intern is still a bit green when it comes to handling client calls.
这位新来的实习生在处理客户电话方面还有点经验不足。
- innocent
Emphasizes moral purity and a sheltered lack of exposure to the world's cruelty or vice, with a sympathetic tone; not primarily about being easily fooled.
强调道德上的纯真,因受保护而未接触过世间的残酷或邪恶,语气偏同情;主要不是指容易被骗。
Sheltered from a young age, she remained innocent about the cruelty of the world.
她从小受到保护,对世间的残酷一直懵懂无知。
- naive
Stresses foolish, uncritical trust: someone who believes things too readily and is easily deceived, often used critically about a person's judgement or a plan.
强调愚蠢而不加分辨的轻信:容易轻易相信他人、容易受骗,常带批评语气,用于评价一个人的判断力或某个计划。
It was naive of him to believe the stranger's promise of easy money.
他竟然相信陌生人轻松赚钱的承诺,实在是太天真轻信了。
Green, innocent, and naive all mean lacking experience. Green is informal, for someone new to a job; its 'color' sense is not compared. Innocent is sympathetic, stressing shelter from cruelty; its legal sense 'not guilty' is not compared. Naive is critical, stressing foolish trust.
这三个词都可表示“缺乏经验”,但语气和适用场合不同:green 语气随意口语化,多指在工作、技能等方面经验不足,常作表语,如“still green”;innocent 语气偏同情,强调因受保护而未接触过世间的邪恶或残酷面,带纯真色彩;naive 语气偏批评,强调因缺乏经验而轻易相信他人,容易受骗。这里不比较 green 表示“绿色的”(颜色)义项,也不比较 innocent 表示“无罪的”(法律)义项。
Compared meaning: inexperienced, not fully developed (adjective).
比较义项:缺乏经验、不成熟的(形容词)。
- green 本词
Informal; used mainly to describe a person new to a job or activity, lacking experience or skill, rather than general emotional or physical immaturity.
口语化说法;主要用来形容初入某项工作或活动、缺乏经验或技能的人,而不是泛指情绪或身体上的不成熟。
She's still green when it comes to closing sales, but she's learning fast.
她在促成销售这方面还很生疏,不过学得很快。
- immature
More formal and general; describes physical, emotional, or behavioral underdevelopment in people or things, often implying childish or irresponsible conduct.
更正式、更通用;可以用来形容人或事物在身体、情绪或行为方面发育不全,常暗示幼稚或不负责任的举动。
His immature reaction to criticism made him seem unprofessional in the meeting.
他对批评的不成熟反应让他在会议上显得很不专业。
Green and immature both mean inexperienced. Green is informal, for someone new to a job; its 'color' sense is not compared. Immature is more formal and general, describing childish or irresponsible behavior; its sense 'physically undeveloped,' as of a body or thing, is not compared.
green和immature在这个意思上都表示不成熟,但green更口语化,多用来形容某人在某项工作或技能方面缺乏经验,语气比较随和;immature更正式、更通用,除了缺乏经验,还常指情绪或行为上的幼稚、不负责任。green另有绿色等常用义项,immature也可指身体或事物发育不全的义项,这里都不作比较。