单词 | youngster |
释义 | young·ster 1. a. < communities which do not have adequate facilities for the youngster in trouble — J.B.Costello > < tells us … of the adolescence of this youngster — H.G.Wells > < a bumper crop of teen-age youngsters fast ripening into … soldiers — U.S. News & World Report > b. < the mother with her youngsters tumbling about her feet > c. < it is among the youngsters, aged from 20 to 40, that the flame of confidence burns brightest — Drew Middleton > < only a handful … left, most of them youngsters in their twenties and thirties — Saturday Review > d. < a sprightly youngster of eighty, he's still going strong doing six shows a day — Irish Digest > 2. a. b. 3. a. < owners can try out their youngsters for the first time on a racecourse — Dennis Craig > < one youngster … old enough to fly — T.M.Downs > < no trees except for a few hardy youngsters — Nathaniel Burt > b. youngsters plural, dialect 4. < ballet … was just about a hundred years old, practically a youngster as art forms go — Anatole Chujoy > < joined hands with another promising youngster, a journalistic fraternity — Quill > |
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