adj.一知半解的；（大學(xué)）二年級學(xué)生的

Do you really believe that sophomoric argument? 你當(dāng)真相信那種幼稚可笑的論點(diǎn)嗎?

As a sophomoric students, it's very happy for me to receive invitation. 作為一個(gè)二年級的學(xué)生，能收到邀請，我自然感到特別開心。

When they surveyed the Web, Mr. Hopkins and Ms. Brown saw a vast array of celebrity and sophomoric video content. 那時(shí)霍普金斯和布朗掃視網(wǎng)路，看到一籮筐有關(guān)名流和膚淺幼稚的影音內(nèi)容。

He read it over before mailing, and was particularly impressed by its sophomoric amateurishness and general worthlessness. 快郵送來了包裹，馬丁割斷包裹繩，出版社贈(zèng)送的那半打樣書便散落到桌上。

Some men resort to sophomoric behavior like this because they are socially awkward and perhaps even insecure around women. 有些男人會(huì)用這種“小孩子”的伎倆因?yàn)樗麄兣c在人際交往中感到自己笨拙、或者在女性面前不安全。