Young Meaning in English
word
/ˈjəŋ/
YUHNG
/jˈʌŋ/
YUNG
释义
Having lived or existed for only a short time; not old. Used to describe people, animals, or things at an early stage of life or development.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used as an adjective for people and animals — 'young child', 'young dog'. Often contrasts with 'old'. Can describe experience level ('young artist') or freshness ('young leaves'). Informal phrases include 'young at heart'. Avoid confusion with 'youth' (which is a noun).
Spanish: jovenPortuguese (BR): jovemPortuguese (PT): jovemChinese (Simplified): 年轻Chinese (Traditional): 年輕Hindi: युवाArabic: شابBengali: তরুণ - কমবয়সি - নবীনRussian: молодойJapanese: 若いVietnamese: trẻKorean: 젊은 - 어린Turkish: gençUrdu: نوجوان - کم عمرIndonesian: muda
例句
The young dog is learning new tricks.
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She is a young girl who loves to play.
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My brother is still very young and goes to school.
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He's still quite young but very talented.
natural
Some people feel young at heart no matter their age.
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The team needs young players with energy and enthusiasm.
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