xxxyoung

xxxyoung

形容词

1. 年轻的；青年的 - young (adj.): having lived or existed for only a short time; not old - 示例：She is a young girl. 她是一个年轻的女孩。 2. 无经验的；不成熟的 - inexperienced (adj.): lacking knowledge or skill; not experienced - 示例：He is still young and inexperienced. 他还年轻且没有经验。

名词

1. 年轻人；青年 - young (n.): a young person; a youth - 示例：The young are the future of our nation. 年轻人是我们国家的未来。 2. 子女；后代 - offspring (n.): a person's child or children - 示例：He has three young. 他有三个子女。

词语辨析

young vs. old - "young" refers to someone or something that has lived or existed for only a short time or is not advanced in age. - "old" refers to someone or something that has lived or existed for many years or is advanced in age.

词汇扩充

- youth (n.): the time of being young; the time when a person is young, especially the time before a child becomes an adult - adolescent (n.): a young person who is developing into an adult

近义词

- youthful (adj.): having the qualities or appearance of youth; young - juvenile (adj.): young; not fully grown or developed; immature

反义词

- old (adj.): having lived or existed for many years; not young

柯林斯词典

young (adj.) 1. A young person, animal, or plant has not lived or existed for very long and is not yet fully grown. 2. Young people, animals, or plants are in the early part of their life or growth. 3. Young is used to describe people who are not yet adults. 4. Young is used to describe a particular stage or period of someone's life. 5. Young is used to indicate that someone is not experienced or does not have much knowledge about something. 6. Young is used to indicate that something is new or has only recently been made or used.

牛津词典

young (adj.) 1. Having lived or existed for only a short time; not old. 2. (of a person) in the early part of their life or growth; not yet fully grown. 3. Relating to or consisting of young people. 4. Having the qualities or appearance of youth; vigorous and fresh. 5. Recently come into being or use; not far advanced in years or life.

用法

- The young boy is playing in the park. - She is a talented young artist. - We should listen to the ideas of the young. - The young of this species are born in the spring.

例句

1. She is just a young girl. 她只是一个年轻的女孩。
2. He is still young and full of energy. 他还年轻，精力充沛。
3. The young are our hope for the future. 年轻人是我们的未来。
4. He has three young. 他有三个子女。
5. Being young and inexperienced, he made many mistakes. 由于年轻且缺乏经验，他犯了很多错误。
6. She has a youthful appearance. 她看起来年轻。
7. He behaves like a juvenile sometimes. 有时候他的行为像个青少年。
8. The old and the young gathered for the family reunion. 老人和年轻人聚集在一起进行家庭聚会。
9. The young of birds learn to fly quickly. 鸟类的幼鸟很快学会飞行。
10. The company is looking for young talent. 公司正在寻找年轻的人才。
11. She started her career at a young age. 她年纪轻轻就开始了她的职业生涯。
12. He is a young and promising musician. 他是一位年轻有为的音乐家。
13. The young athlete broke the record. 这位年轻的运动员打破了纪录。
14. The young of this species are born in the spring. 这种动物的幼崽在春天出生。
15. He is too old for this job, let's hire someone young. 他已经太老了，我们应该雇佣一些年轻人。
16. Young people should pursue their dreams. 年轻人应该追求他们的梦想。
17. She started her own business at a young age. 她年纪轻轻就开始了自己的生意。
18. The young couple got married last week. 这对年轻夫妇上周结婚了。
19. The young are the future of our society. 年轻人是我们社会的未来。
20. He is a young and promising politician. 他是一位年轻有为的政治家。
21. As a young student, he showed great potential. 作为一名年轻的学生，他展现出巨大的潜力。