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)
双语例句
- The standard of both to member and average young person requirement cannot just the same.
对团员和一般青年两者要求的标准不能完全一样。 - I met a young person in the street.
我在街上遇到一个年轻的女人。 - He is well-known to children through A Young Person Guide to the Orchestra and Let's Make an Opera.
通过《青年人了解管弦乐队指南》和《让我们写一部歌剧》，他在孩子们中很出名。 - It was like, Christmas for a young person, do you know what I mean?
它就像是小孩子想往的圣诞节，你明白我的意思吗？ - He retired and made place for a young person.
他退休了，让位给一位年轻人。 - My father says that choosing the right college is the most important decision a young person can make.
我父亲说，选择一所合适的大学是一个年轻人要做出的最重要的决定。 - 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。 - He retired this summer and made way to young person.
他在今年夏天退休了，让位给年轻人。 - Part-time jobs enhance a young person's social awareness.
兼职工作能够增强年轻人的社会意识。 - 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。