-
101 mignard
I.n. m. 'Nipper', 'kid', young child.II.adj. 'Sweet', dainty and pretty. -
102 moucheron
n. m. (pej.): 'Brat', 'kid', young child. -
103 têtard
I.n. m.1. 'Babby', 'brat', very young child.2. 'Bibber', tippler (one who, like a suckling babe, drinks straight from the bottle).3. 'Mug', 'sucker', dupe. Etre toujours le têtard: To be always the one who cops it. Faire têtard: To 'con', to 'take in', to deceive.II.adj. m. 'Pig-headed', stubborn. -
104 малолетка
м. и ж. разг. -
105 gan
-
106 genna
-
107 harsh
-
108 high-chair
nouna chair with long legs, used by a baby or young child at mealtimes.كُرسي ذو أرجُلٍ مٌرْتَفِعَه -
109 infant
-
110 toddler
nouna very young child (who has just begun to be able to walk).طِفْل في بدايَة المَشْي -
111 kleuter
♦voorbeelden: -
112 حاد
حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف \ حادّ (للصّوت) \ sharp: (of sound) high: a sharp cry of pain. \ حَادّ الرَّأس \ pointed: having a sharp point: a pointed stick; a pointed nose. \ حَادّ الطَّبْع \ quick-tempered: easily angered. -
113 درج
دَرَجَ \ toddle: to walk unsteadily like a very young child. -
114 رضيع (طفل)
رَضِيع (طِفْل) \ baby: a very young child. -
115 عال
عالٍ \ advanced: at a high level: an advanced course of study. high: great: a high wind; high speed, (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice; raised from the ground, or from the bottom; raised above the general level; tall (rarely used to describe a person) a high wall; a high mountain. lofty: (not of people) of great height: a lofty tower. loud: easily heard; not quiet; noisy: a loud laugh. mountainous: (of land) full of mountains; (of waves) very high. tall: (of people, trees, buildings, poles, etc., in other cases use high) of greater height than most others; of certain height: My wife is not tall. She is five feet tall. \ See Also طويل (طَويل)، متقدم (مُتَقَدِّم)، شديد (شَدِيد)، مرتفع (مُرْتَفِع) \ عالٍ وأجَشّ \ strident: loud and unpleasantly sharp to the ear: a strident voice; strident complaints. -
116 مرتفع
مُرْتَفِع \ high: raised from the ground, or from the bottom; raised above the general level; tall (rarely used to describe a person): a high wall; a high mountain, (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. -
117 acid
حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف -
118 bitter
حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف -
119 deep
حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف -
120 high
حَادّ \ acid: sour; with a bitter taste. bitter: (of wind or weather) very cold: a bitter wind. deep: (of feelings, etc.) strong: deep sorrow. high: (of sounds) sharp, like a whistle or a young child’s voice. hot: violent: a hot temper. keen: (of the senses) sharp: keen hearing; a keen sense of smell. piercing: (of noises) painfully sharp and loud. sharp: having a fine edge that cuts easily: a sharp knife, having a fine point that makes a hole easily a sharp needle, of changing direction quickly a sharp bend in the road. shrill: (of sounds) high and loud: a shrill whistle. \ See Also عميق (عَميق)، لاذع (لاذِع)، قارِس، عَنيف
См. также в других словарях:
young — [yuŋ] adj. younger [yuŋ′gər] youngest [yuŋ′gəst] [ME yonge < OE geong, akin to Ger & Du jung < IE * yuwen > L juvenis, Sans yuvan , young] 1. being in an early period of life or growth; not old 2. characteristic of youth in quality,… … English World dictionary
Child mortality — Child mortality, also known as under 5 mortality, refers to the death of infants and children under the age of five. In 2010, 7.6 million children under five died [1], down from 8.1 million in 2009,[2] 8.8 million in 2008,[3] and 12.4 million in… … Wikipedia
Young — (y[u^]ng), a. [Compar. {Younger} (y[u^][ng] g[ e]r); superl. {Youngest} ( g[e^]st).] [OE. yung, yong, [yogh]ong, [yogh]ung, AS. geong; akin to OFries. iung, iong, D. joing, OS., OHG., & G. jung, Icel. ungr, Sw. & Dan. ung, Goth. juggs, Lith.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
child — /tSaIld/ noun (C) plural children 1 YOUNG PERSON a young person from the time they are born until they are aged 14 or 15: We ve always competed, ever since we were children. | Can you sell me a bike suitable for a seven year old child? | as a… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
Child sacrifice — See also: Religious abuse and Infanticide Child sacrifice is the ritualistic killing of children in order to please, propitiate or force supernatural beings in order to achieve a desired result. As such, it is a form of human sacrifice … Wikipedia
Child — This article is about the human child . For other uses, see Child (disambiguation). Children at a primary school in Paris … Wikipedia
young — young1 W1S1 [jʌŋ] adj comparative younger superlative youngest [: Old English; Origin: geong] 1.) a young person, plant, or animal has not lived for very long ▪ a young child ▪ He s younger than me. ▪ You re too young to get married. ▪ young t … Dictionary of contemporary English
Child actor — Shirley Temple in The Little Princess, circa 1939. The term child actor or child actress is generally applied to a child acting in motion pictures or television, but also to an adult who began his or her acting career as a child; to avoid… … Wikipedia
child — n. 1) to adopt; bear, give birth to, have a child (she had four children) 2) to carry a child (a mother carries a child for nine months) 3) to beget; conceive a child 4) to bring up, raise, rear a child 5) to feed; nurse; wean a child 6) to… … Combinatory dictionary
Child development test — A test of the status of a newborn, an infant or young child as regards their developmental progress. One of the first tests was devised by the pioneering pediatrician and child psychologist Arnold L. Gesell (1880 1961). Gesell founded the Clinic… … Medical dictionary
young — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. youthful; puerile; ageless; green; foundling; adolescent, juvenile, teenage; fresh, new; inexperienced, immature. See youth. n. offspring, children. See posterity. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In the… … English dictionary for students