英语词汇“young”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	young
例句	noun \| adjective \| noun youngyoung noun ➔ see teenager noun \| adjective \| noun youngyoung1 /yʌŋ/ adjective ► young a young person or animal has only lived for a short time: When she was young, she lived in Costa Rica. The young bears played together by the river. ► little a little girl or boy is very young, but older than a baby: She babysits for a little boy who is three years old. When I was little, I was very shy. ► teenage between the ages of 13 and 19: The band is a big hit with teenage boys. ➔ GRAMMAR: Teenage is always used before a noun. Don't say: He is teenage. Say: He is a teenager or He is in his teens. ► adolescent relating to or typical of a young person between 12 and 18, when his or her body is changing to become more adult. You use adolescent especially when you are talking about a young person’s body or behavior: Adolescent girls are often shy about the changes taking place in their bodies. ► youthful looking or behaving in a way that is typical of a much younger person: At 50, he still has plenty of youthful energy. ► juvenile relating to children who are not old enough to be legally considered adults. Juvenile is used especially in legal language about crime: The program is supposed to reduce juvenile crime. ➔ You can also use juvenile in scientific writing to describe young animals: The juvenile monkeys hold onto their mothers’ backs. ANTONYMS ➔ see old (1) ➔ see Describing People’s LooksADVERBS: youngYou can make the adjective youthful into an adverb by using an -ly ending: He was 38 years old, with a youthfully attractive face and dark hair. noun \| adjective \| noun youngyoung2 /yʌŋ/ noun ➔ see child, young person at teenager
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