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Definition of teens in English: teensplural nountiːnztinz The years of a person's age from 13 to 19. they were both in their late teens Example sentencesExamples - He began playing the piano at age four and played classical piano right into his teens.
- For once the average age is plummeting downwards to late teens, early twenties.
- Sean grew up in a middle-class Sikh family and devoted his teens to punk rap.
- So why, when they reach their teens, will some ignore what they understand?
- In my late teens, a sensitive young painter, I felt the need for some personal space.
- The second was in his late teens to early 20s, tall, of slim build with spiky hair.
- Wisdom teeth usually grow through the gums during your late teens or early twenties.
- Then, when I hit my early teens, I began to change.
- I didn't see asparagus until my teens at the earliest and I'm very middle class.
- By the time he reached his teens he showed precocious talent and at the age of 25 he was a rising star.
- All appeared to be in their mid teens to early twenties.
- A female passenger in the car, also thought to be aged in her late teens, was thrown from the vehicle by the impact.
- They range in age from their early teens to their early 40s, with most in their mid-to-late 20s.
- They take children from the age of five, most leaving in their late teens.
- In my teens I grew adept at the tricky art of getting into mischief without getting into trouble.
- Three youths, believed to be in their early teens, used stones to break windows.
- Organ failure ensues with death in the teens to early twenties.
- All the suspects are aged in their late teens and early twenties, and live in the borough.
- Niki began playing the piano at age four and then took up the guitar in his teens.
- Such initiative is unexpected from a child who has not yet reached his teens.
Synonyms adolescence, pubescence, sexual maturity, growing up
Origin Late 17th century: plural of teen, independent usage of -teen. Definition of teens in US English: teensplural nountinztēnz The years of a person's age from 13 to 19. they were both in their late teens Example sentencesExamples - I didn't see asparagus until my teens at the earliest and I'm very middle class.
- All appeared to be in their mid teens to early twenties.
- The second was in his late teens to early 20s, tall, of slim build with spiky hair.
- So why, when they reach their teens, will some ignore what they understand?
- A female passenger in the car, also thought to be aged in her late teens, was thrown from the vehicle by the impact.
- Wisdom teeth usually grow through the gums during your late teens or early twenties.
- By the time he reached his teens he showed precocious talent and at the age of 25 he was a rising star.
- Organ failure ensues with death in the teens to early twenties.
- They take children from the age of five, most leaving in their late teens.
- Then, when I hit my early teens, I began to change.
- They range in age from their early teens to their early 40s, with most in their mid-to-late 20s.
- In my teens I grew adept at the tricky art of getting into mischief without getting into trouble.
- Three youths, believed to be in their early teens, used stones to break windows.
- In my late teens, a sensitive young painter, I felt the need for some personal space.
- Such initiative is unexpected from a child who has not yet reached his teens.
- He began playing the piano at age four and played classical piano right into his teens.
- Niki began playing the piano at age four and then took up the guitar in his teens.
- Sean grew up in a middle-class Sikh family and devoted his teens to punk rap.
- For once the average age is plummeting downwards to late teens, early twenties.
- All the suspects are aged in their late teens and early twenties, and live in the borough.
Synonyms adolescence, pubescence, sexual maturity, growing up
Origin Late 17th century: plural of teen, independent usage of -teen. |