English · English
young
/jʌŋ/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. in the early part of life or growth
| German | jung, jugendlich, klein |
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| French | jeune, petit, jeunet |
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| Portuguese | jovem, moço, novinho |
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| Czech | mladý |
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| Italian | giovane, giovanile, pargolo |
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| Spanish | joven, morrito, longo |
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| Dutch | jong, jeugdig, pril |
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| Swedish | ung, liten, späd |
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| Latin | iuvenis, parvulus |
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3. belonging in the early part of life
4. having little experience
| German | jung, unerfahren |
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| Dutch | jong, onervaren |
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young
/jʌŋ/ noun · plural: young A1 (estimated)
1. offspring
| German | der Nachkomme, der Nachwuchs, die Brut |
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| French | le petit, la poularde, la rosière |
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| Portuguese | o filhote, o boy, o frangote |
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| Czech | mládě, mladé |
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| Italian | il/la giovane, il piccolo, la prole |
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| Spanish | cría, la pularda |
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| Dutch | de jongen, maatje |
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| Swedish | en unge |
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| Latin | pullulus |
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3. any young animal, young, especially
4. tender, young
| German | zärtlich |
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| French | le/la tendre |
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| Portuguese | tenro |
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| Italian | il tenero |
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| Spanish | tierno |
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