majors
/ˈmeɪdʒərz/
noun
- The highest level of professional sports, especially baseball, consisting of the major leagues.
- Fans love watching the best athletes compete in the majors.
- After three years in the minors, he finally made it to the majors.
- The player signed a contract to play in the majors next season.
- Plural of major; the main subject or field of study chosen by a college student.
- Many students change their majors during their first year of college.
- She is deciding between two majors: biology and chemistry.
- The university offers over fifty different majors.
- Plural of major; officers in the military ranking above captain and below lieutenant colonel.
- The ceremony honored several majors for their service.
- Two majors were promoted to lieutenant colonel last week.
- The battalion is commanded by a group of experienced majors.
Antonyms
verb
- Third person singular of major; specializes in a particular subject at college.
- My cousin majors in music and plays the piano beautifully.
- He majors in computer science at the state university.
- She majors in English literature and loves reading novels.