juvenile 音标拼音: [dʒ'uvənəl] [dʒ'uvən
, ɑɪl]
n . 少年,少年读物
a . 少年的,不成熟的,适于少年的
少年,少年读物少年的,不成熟的,适于少年的
juvenile adj 1 :
of or relating to or characteristic of or appropriate for children or young people ; "
juvenile diabetes "; "
juvenile fashions "
2 :
displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity ; "
adolescent insecurity "; "
jejune responses to our problems "; "
their behavior was juvenile "; "
puerile jokes " [
synonym : {
adolescent },
{
jejune }, {
juvenile }, {
puerile }]
n 1 :
a young person ,
not fully developed [
synonym : {
juvenile },
{
juvenile person }] [
ant : {
adult }, {
grownup }]
Juvenile \
Ju "
ve *
nile \ (?;
277 ),
a . [
L .
juvenilis ,
from juvenis young ;
akin to E .
young :
cf .
F .
juv ['
e ]
nile ,
juv ['
e ]
nil .
See {
Young }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
Young ;
youthful ;
as ,
a juvenile appearance . "
A juvenile exercitation ." --
Glanvill .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Of or pertaining to youth ;
as ,
juvenile sports .
3 .
Characteristic of children ;
immature ;
childish ;
puerile ;
infantile ;
as ,
a juvenile temper tantrum .
[
PJC ]
Syn :
Puerile ;
boyish ;
childish .
See {
Youthful }.
[
1913 Webster ]
Juvenile \
Ju "
ve *
nile \,
n .
A young person or youth ; --
used sportively or familiarly .
--
C .
Bront ['
e ].
[
1913 Webster ]
142 Moby Thesaurus words for "
juvenile ":
Roscius ,
actor ,
actress ,
adolescent ,
antagonist ,
at half cock ,
baby ,
babyish ,
bad guy ,
barnstormer ,
best seller ,
book ,
bound book ,
boy ,
callow ,
character ,
character actor ,
character man ,
character woman ,
chickabiddy ,
child actor ,
childish ,
classic ,
coloring book ,
definitive work ,
diseur ,
diseuse ,
dramatizer ,
feeder ,
fledgling ,
florescent ,
flowering ,
foil ,
folio ,
girl ,
great work ,
green ,
half -
baked ,
half -
cocked ,
half -
grown ,
hardback ,
heavy ,
histrio ,
histrion ,
hopeful ,
ill -
digested ,
immature ,
impubic ,
infant ,
infantile ,
ingenue ,
junior ,
juvenal ,
juvenescent ,
juvenile book ,
kid ,
limp -
cover book ,
magnum opus ,
matinee idol ,
mime ,
mimer ,
mimic ,
minor ,
monologist ,
moppet ,
mummer ,
nipper ,
nonbook ,
notebook ,
novel ,
opus ,
opuscule ,
opusculum ,
pantomime ,
pantomimist ,
paperback ,
picture book ,
playactor ,
playbook ,
player ,
pocket book ,
prayer book ,
production ,
protean actor ,
psalmbook ,
psalter ,
pubescent ,
publication ,
puerile ,
puss ,
raw ,
reciter ,
sapling ,
serial ,
sketchbook ,
slip ,
soft -
cover ,
songbook ,
soubrette ,
sprig ,
stage performer ,
stage player ,
standard work ,
stooge ,
storybook ,
straight man ,
stripling ,
stroller ,
strolling player ,
teenaged ,
teenager ,
teener ,
teenybopper ,
theatrical ,
thespian ,
title ,
tome ,
trade book ,
trouper ,
underripe ,
unfledged ,
ungrown ,
unmellowed ,
unripe ,
unseasoned ,
unsophisticated ,
utility man ,
villain ,
volume ,
work ,
writing ,
young ,
young hopeful ,
young person ,
younger ,
youngest ,
youngling ,
youngster ,
youth ,
youthful ,
youthlike ,
youthy
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JUVENILE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of JUVENILE is physiologically immature or undeveloped : young How to use juvenile in a sentence
JUVENILE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary JUVENILE definition: 1 relating to a young person who is not yet old enough to be considered an adult: 2 affecting… Learn more
Juvenile - definition of juvenile by The Free Dictionary Define juvenile juvenile synonyms, juvenile pronunciation, juvenile translation, English dictionary definition of juvenile adj 1 a Not fully grown or developed; young b Of or characteristic of a young animal that has not reached sexual maturity: a bird still in juvenile
juvenile - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Adjective juvenile (comparative more juvenile, superlative most juvenile) Young; not fully developed
juvenile - WordReference. com Dictionary of English juvenile ˈdʒuːvɪˌnaɪl adj young, youthful, or immature suitable or designed for young people: juvenile pastimes n a juvenile person, animal, or plant an actor who performs youthful roles a book intended for young readers Etymology: 17th Century: from Latin juvenīlis youthful, from juvenis young ˈjuveˌnilely adv
JUVENILE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com JUVENILE definition: of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or suitable or intended for young persons See examples of juvenile used in a sentence
JUVENILE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary A juvenile is a child or young person who is not yet old enough to be regarded as an adult
Juvenile - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com While the noun juvenile refers to someone not physically or emotionally mature, the word is often used as an adjective to refer to anything specifically for young people, such as juvenile reading materials or movies
Juvenile Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary She criticized his juvenile behavior at the party She works to keep juveniles away from drugs
JUVENILE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary JUVENILE meaning: 1 relating to a young person who is not yet old enough to be considered an adult: 2 affecting… Learn more