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Meanings of fledgling in English
Spanish
fledgling 
Synonyms
Examples for "chick"
Examples for "chick"
1
The chick shows itself in the egg, the child in the cradle.
2
Always positive, this chick is a good vibe all of the time.
3
The fact that a chick left doesn't really do it any more.
4
Let him come to get this chick himself if he's not satisfied.
5
It saw the egg and probably the chick, but not the fledgeling.
1
In it was a glass globe, nestling in fine grey tissue paper.
2
She found Susan in the bed and nestling comfortably into the pillows.
3
She was nestling up to him in a trustful sort of way.
4
And so the leaf stopped sighing, but went on nestling and singing.
5
Half-way up was a large wooden building, nestling in a grassy cove.
Usage of fledgling in English
1
This includes building up the fledgling security forces of Somalia's interim government.
2
He also believed his fledgling company would benefit from Conley's industry expertise.
3
After that I fled to the barn in search of the fledgling.
4
The fledgling Catalan republic has received little support from overseas so far.
5
For the third successive election the North's fledgling centre ground showed well.
6
He helped guide a fledgling Raiders team to their first grand final.
7
Turning that down a notch could help to nurture fledgling green tech.
8
He was my fledgling and I would assume full responsibility for him.
9
In a victory speech, he told supporters of his fledgling En Marche!
10
AVIATION Poor security especially affects the bottom-line of Afghanistan's fledgling airline industry.
11
Or, at least, those who'd already made inroads into the fledgling science.
12
It was one of the small folk, a fledgling, new to wings!
13
This family drama TV show launched the career of its fledgling stars.
14
He had a distinguished, if fledgling, theatre career before film came a-wooing.
15
For now though, Marx is focused on her fledgling relationship with Ellis.
16
But it has not all been plane sailing in her fledgling career.
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Fledgling through the time
Fledgling across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare