juvenile 的 2 个定义
- a young person; youth.
 - Theater. a youthful male or female role.an actor or actress who plays such parts.
 - a book for children.
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juvenile 近义词
childish
juvenile 的近义词 36 个
- youthful
 - adolescent
 - blooming
 - budding
 - developing
 - formative
 - green
 - growing
 - infant
 - junior
 - tender
 - young
 - babyish
 - beardless
 - boyish
 - callow
 - childlike
 - fresh
 - girlish
 - immature
 - inexperienced
 - infantile
 - jejune
 - kid stuff
 - milk-fed
 - naive
 - pubescent
 - puerile
 - teenage
 - undeveloped
 - unfledged
 - unripe
 - unsophisticated
 - unweaned
 - vernal
 - younger
 
juvenile 的反义词 8 个
young person
更多juvenile例句
- After a juvenile manta ray coasted by, wings flapping, Sasso raised his arms in a mock touchdown celebration.
 - At first, juvenile and young adult titles were a priority, Potash explains, followed by readers “seeking to comfort, educate, and delight themselves during their shelter-in-place periods.”
 - Without a standalone juvenile justice department, the state’s responsibilities are limited and scattered across the agency.
 - In May, Grendell sent Stacy Hartman’s two teenage sons to juvenile detention after they refused a court-ordered visit with their father.
 - Rattray suspects that the turtles are likely returning to areas they identified during their juvenile “lost years” as good habitats with few predators and lots of food.
 - A car was indeed dispatched, with no mention that the suspect was possibly a juvenile and that the gun might be a toy.
 - Officers were responding to a report of a missing juvenile girl, and found her in the house of Carey Smith-Viramontes.
 - Sixty of those 700 are “juvenile lifers,” men who came in as adolescents and are serving a life term.
 - I was also the front for a juvenile delinquent roaming the streets of New York City and using me as a parental alibi.
 - When a 16-year-old takes on that wide-eyed, touched-for-the-very-first-time role, it all comes off as a tad more…juvenile.
 - I travelled first-class on a pass with my father, and great was my juvenile pride.
 - Shakespeare was one of her favourite books at this time, and she took delight in juvenile attempts at personifying the characters.
 - She took more pleasure in her pupils literary efforts, and called him in fun the juvenile Poushkin.
 - Nothing can be more juvenile or paltry than the works of the native Belgians here exhibited.
 - Juvenile delinquency itself has been the subject of much research (especially in the United States) during the past fifty years.