Of an act, work, etc.: characteristic of a young or inexperienced person; juvenile; naive; (of experience) minimal.
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释义 | the world > people > person > young person > [adjective] > young and inexperienced (11) younga1200 Of an act, work, etc.: characteristic of a young or inexperienced person; juvenile; naive; (of experience) minimal. callow1580 figurative. Immature, inexperienced; naive. Also: characterized by immaturity or naivety. Cf. green, adj. 8c, unfledged, adj. 3. coltisha1586 transferred. Wild, frisky, untrained. pen-feathered1598 Of a young bird: having undeveloped feathers; having feathers without vanes, i.e. with quills only; not fully fledged. Also figurative. kitling1604 Resembling a kitten or that of a kitten; inexperienced; diminutive. unfledgeda1616 Pertaining to, characteristic of, youth and inexperience. codlinged1661 That has been made into a codling (codling, n.2 1a); immature, inexperienced. Cf. codling, n.2 2. calfish1772 Akin to or resembling a calf; figurative raw, untrained. cubbish1819 Resembling a cub; awkward, uncouth, unpolished. vealy1890 figurative. Imperfectly developed; immature; characterized by youthful immaturity. preppy1900 Of or relating to a student at a prep school (prep school, n. 1); typical of or associated with those educated at such schools, esp. in displaying… |
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