Meanings of schoolboyish in anglès

Bernal makes a less bearish and schoolboyish impression than Haldane.

Kathleen, however, was much taken by their schoolboyish ways.

This crude medieval psychology of heart and brain-Shakespearwould have called it liver and wits-isreally schoolboyish.

It is jolly hair, schoolboyish hair, hair that apparently refuses to be anything other than it is.

During this stay in Paris Oscar read enormously and his French, which had been schoolboyish, became quite good.

They made schoolboyish sounds of assent.

It sounds schoolboyish but you start trying to work out who to be buddies with -are they going?

Except for the schoolboyish signature, that was all; but there was a world of importance between the laconic lines.

He flushed, moved uneasily in his chair, and instead of irony, his face wore a look of stupid, schoolboyish dismay.

Mr. Prohack felt schoolboyish.

It is from Madeira. She glanced rapidly over the four pages of straggling writing in the young sailor's bold schoolboyish hand.

He stood for a moment on the landing outside the door of the private sitting-room, with an absurdly schoolboyish air of bashfulness.

Because she was too busy to fuss with fine clothes, she wore outsize schoolgirl black dresses with schoolboyish white collars and cuffs.

But there is something a little schoolboyish in it; and I do not know that Balzac has succeeded entirely in eliminating this something.

They treated the scouting mission with an almost schoolboyish enthusiasm; although she admitted they were well trained and physically impressive with their boosted muscles.

All of the men he knew were, to some extent, split in their natures: privately bawdy and schoolboyish, publicly courtly and reserved with women.