young
/jʌŋ/
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Also a noun
Meaning
Living or existing for only a short period of time, or in an early stage of life.
A young engineer designed the preliminary layout for the bridge.
Having the energetic or lively qualities typical of youth.
She stayed young in spirit despite working long hours every week.
Collocations
- young age
- young professional
- young child
- young adult
- young at heart
Synonyms
- youthful
- juvenile
Antonyms
- old
- elderly
- aged
Idioms
the night is young
used to say it is still early and there is plenty of time left to enjoy the evening
Do not leave yet because the night is young.
Meaning
Offspring or juvenile animals, especially before maturity.
The mother bear defended her young aggressively against the intruder.
Collocations
- rear their young
- protect their young
Synonyms
- offspring