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noun1) (child) Kleine, der/die/das2) (young person) Jugendliche, der/dieyou're just a youngster compared with me — im Vergleich zu mir bist du noch jung
* * ** * *young·ster[ˈjʌŋ(k)stəʳ, AM -ɚ]you \youngsters ihr jungen Leutehomeless \youngsters obdachlose Jugendliche* * *['jʌŋstə(r)]n(= boy) Junge m; (= child) Kind nthe's just a youngster — er ist eben noch jung or ein Kind
* * *youngster [ˈjʌŋstə(r)] s1. a) Kind n2. Junge(s) n, Jungtier n, besonders Fohlen n (Pferd)* * *noun1) (child) Kleine, der/die/das2) (young person) Jugendliche, der/die* * *n.Junge -n m. -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) joventr['jʌŋstəSMALLr/SMALL]1 joven nombre masulino o femeninoyoungster ['jʌŋkstər] n1) youth: joven mf2) child: chico m, -ca f; niño m, -ña f'jʌŋstər, 'jʌŋstə(r)noun chico, -ca m,f['jʌŋstǝ(r)]N joven mf* * *['jʌŋstər, 'jʌŋstə(r)]noun chico, -ca m,f -
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youngster [ˈjʌŋstər]( = child) enfant mf* * *['jʌŋstə(r)]1) ( young person) jeune m2) ( child) enfant mf -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) mladenič* * *[jʌŋstə]nounmladenič, fant; colloquially mlada žival (zlasti žrebe); nautical mlad mornariški častnik, American mornariški kadet -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) barn, unge, tenåringbarnsubst. \/ˈjʌŋstə\/1) barn, ungdom, unggutt, yngling, tenåring2) (sjøfart, hverdagslig) yngre marineoffiser, annet års kadett (i USA)3) unge, ungdyr4) ungtre, ung plante -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) barn, unglingur -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) garoto* * *young.ster[j'∧ŋst2] n 1 criança, menino, menina. 2 jovem, moço, rapaz, moça. -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) jauns cilvēks; jauneklis; jaunietis* * *jauneklis -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) paauglys -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) mladík* * *• výrostek• mladík• mládenec -
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noun1) мальчик, юноша; юнец2) amer. курсант второго курса военно-морского училищаSyn:child* * *(n) гардемарин; детеныш; курсант второго курса военно-морского училища; мальчик; молодняк; молодь; юнец; юноша* * *мальчик, юноша; юнец* * *['young·ster || jʌŋstə(r)] n. мальчик, юноша, юнец; курсант второго курса военно-морского училища; детеныш* * *гардемаринмальчикпареньюнецюноша* * *1) мальчик 2) амер. курсант второго курса военно-морского училища 3) молодое животное -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) mladík* * *• výrastok• chlapec• dieta• mláda• mládenec• mladík• mladé domáce zviera -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) tânăr -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) νεαρός -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) jeune -
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noun (a young person: A group of youngsters were playing football.) jovem -
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nounതരുണന്, യുവാവ്, ബാലകന്, ചെറുപ്പക്കാരന് -
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1. n мальчик2. n юноша, юнецthe youngsters — молодёжь; подростки; подрастающее поколение
3. n гардемарин4. n амер. разг. курсант второго курса военно-морского училища5. n с. -х. детёныш6. n с. -х. молодь; молоднякAlberta is one of the youngsters of the Canadian family — Альберта одна из самых молодых провинций Канады
Синонимический ряд:1. child (noun) bud; chick; chickabiddy; child; chit; innocent; kid; moppet; puss; tot; young one; youngling2. youth (noun) adolescent; boy; girl; junior; juvenile; lad; lass; stripling; teenager; youth
См. также в других словарях:
youngster — ► NOUN ▪ a child, young person, or young animal … English terms dictionary
youngster — noun Date: 1589 1. a. a young person ; youth b. child 2. a young animal or plant especially of a domesticated or cultivated breed or type … New Collegiate Dictionary
youngster — noun /ˈjʌŋstə,ˈjʌŋstɚ/ A young person … Wiktionary
youngster — noun a child, young person, or young animal … English new terms dictionary
youngster — noun (C) old fashioned a young person … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
youngster — noun a new magazine for youngsters Syn: child, teenager, adolescent, youth, juvenile, minor, junior; boy, girl; lass, lad; whippersnapper, stripling; informal kid, young ’un, teen … Thesaurus of popular words
youngster — noun Syn: child, teenager, adolescent, youth, juvenile, minor, junior, boy, girl; Scottish & N.English lass, lassie; informal lad, kid, whippersnapper, teen … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
youngster */*/ — UK [ˈjʌŋstə(r)] / US [ˈjʌŋstər] noun [countable] Word forms youngster : singular youngster plural youngsters old fashioned a child, or a young person … English dictionary
youngster — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. child, boy, girl, pupil, kid*; see also youth 1 . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. baby, infant, toddler, tot, child, boy, girl, schoolboy, schoolgirl, youth, kid, adolescent, teenager, minor. III (Roget s Thesaurus II)… … English dictionary for students
youngster — young|ster [ jʌŋstər ] noun count ** a child or a young person … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
youngster — [ˈjʌŋstə] noun [C] a child, or a young person … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
