young person

英 [ˌjʌŋ ˈpɜːsn]

美 [ˌjʌŋ ˈpɜːrsn]

n.  (14至17岁的)青少年

牛津词典

noun

• （14至17岁的）青少年
  a person between the ages of 14 and 17

英英释义

noun

• a young person (especially a young man or boy)
  Synonym:youthyounkerspring chicken

双语例句

• Changes in the studying or the work of a young person from your family.
  家庭中，年幼者可能改变学习或者工作方向。
• It signifies that this young person is eligible to assume the crown.
  它表明我们的这位年轻人符合了继承王位的条件。
• Every young person who walked through his classroom became, for him, a future world leader.
  对他而言，每一个走过他教室的年轻人都有可能成为未来的世界领袖。
• All that is in my mind when I meet with a young person.
  当我遇到年轻人时，我就会想到这些。
• If you met a young person with awful table manners, what would you think?
  如果你碰到过一个年轻人用餐礼仪十分糟糕，你会怎么看？
• Acting is definitely a young person's profession in many ways.
  从许多方面来说，表演无疑是吃青春饭的行当。
• As a young person, you should study hard for the country.
  作为一个年轻人，你应该为国家努力学习。
• REBECCA: To be honest, it hasn't affected me at all, uh, I have periods and now I was just like any normal young person.
  丽贝卡：老实说，它已经没什么影响了。现在我的经期十分有规律，我和任何正常的年轻人已经没有区别了。
• The young person destroys not only the most precious gift of all, but that of others.
  这样的年青人毁灭的不仅是世上万物最珍贵的生命，同时也毁灭了他人最珍贵的东西。
• Unexpected contact with a lover, relative, young person, or close friend could leave you feeling exhilarated and optimistic about the future.
  今天你或许会和你的一位情人，亲戚，年轻人，或者是亲密的朋友不期而遇，而这将使你对未来感觉兴奋和乐观。