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young translates into Chinese for young.

Detailed interpretation: adjyoung, young Pijan; Newly established, which has not existed for a long time; (appears) young, (appears) not very old; Suitable for young people; composed of young people (or children), adolescents, with an average age of small age; The n. who died young, the n. who died young

the young; Cubs, chicks.

Phrase: Young People NYoung man NYouth; Fiance; Boyfriend young and old, young and old.

synonyms: adjYoung; Nascent; inexperienced earlier; youthful

n.Youngster; (animal's) cubs, cubs stripling; sapling

Example sentence: she was so young, so unworldlyShe's so young, so unworldly.

he seemed so young, a mere boy.He looked so young, just a child.

he was a punctilious young man.He's a reserved young man.

When young is used as an adjective, the Chinese translation is "young; immature; Young; not very old; Relatively young; young people; youth; suitable for young people", when used as a noun, Chinese translated as young people, young people; head cubs; Cub; Young birds".

Part-of-speech conversion. Plural: youngs

Comparative: Younger

Superlative: Youngest

Vocabulary feast shouting number collocation.

As an adjective: young ambition The ambition of a young man.

young animal.

young child.

Young Days.

Verb + look young to look young.

Adverb + quite young is quite young.

Still Young.

Too young too young.

comparatively young is younger.

Preposition. Young at heart feels young inside.

young for one's age is younger than the actual age.

young in crime.

young in spirit is full of youthful vitality mentality.

As a noun: defend young to protect the cubs.

Guard Young protects the pups.

Produce young calves.

Protect young to protect the cubs.

Adjective + unskilled young

Preposition + books for young adult books.

with young (animal) pregnancy.

Preposition. Five young at a birth

young in city.

Bilingual example sentences: 1. You must take goods care of young children

You have to take care of the young children.

2、young people are very environmentally aware.

Young people are very environmentally conscious.

3、the lion tried to protect its young.

The lion tries to protect its cubs.

Young; Nascent; Inexperienced.

Youngster; Cubs, cubs.

young) personal name; (middle) Yang (Cantonese Wei Tuma); (Cambodia) Yong; (British, Portuguese) Young.

4.[Professional] Youth [Medical Sciences]; youth [sports]; If you are young [artistic] and pronounce yang, you can do it.

The young pronunciation is similar: 恙.

Eng: [J].

Beauty: [J].

adj.juvenile; immature; Young; not very old; Relatively young; young people; youth; suitable for young people;

n.(collectively) young people, young people; Cubs; Cub; Young birds".

Example sentence: He is divorced, with a young son

He is divorced with a young son.

Young: [j bridge search 0 5 0 7 ].

a.Young;

n.Youth.

Adjective: comparative, younger, eldethive

noun youngness].

Example sentences and usage.

1. this young girl is my daughter.

This young girl is my daughter. 2. the young in our society need careand protection.

The young people of our society need to be cared for and loved. 3. of course long walks tire you out you're not getting any younger, you know.

Of course, walking a long way can wear you out -- youth is gone, you know. 4. those clothes she's wearing are much too young for her.

The clothes she wore looked too young. 5. this is a book for young and old (alike).

This book is suitable for all ages. 6. i can't play squash twice a week: i'm not as young as i was, you know!

I can't play squash twice a week anymore, my stamina is not as good as it used to be, you know! 7. the young look is in fashion this year.

This year, it is fashionable to dress up as a young person. 8. the evening is still young.

Shortly after the start of the evening.

Concise definition of young [English] [j] [j].

adj.young; energetic; young people; N. of youthYoungster; Young animals, cubs.

Plural: YoungsComparative: YoungerSuperlative:

Young example: a young person Young people example sentence: people all laughed, but the young man said ok

Those present laughed, but the young man agreed.