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Meanings of lad in English
Usage of lad in English
1
The bell rang; it was the messenger lad in need of light.
2
A bright lad, eager to learn and not afraid to ask questions.
3
There was something fine in the grave, courteous certainty of the lad.
4
He's a good lad, he's got a good relationship with the chairman.
5
The lad was in the infantry and going straight into the trenches.
6
The lad crawled close in the darkness and listened to the conversation.
7
Shortly after the lad heard the big cowman break out in song:
8
The lad and his mother spent the night in their old home.
9
The dancing lights had become a continuous flare; the lad moaned steadily.
10
Erlendur said, feeling he ought to try to cheer the lad up.
11
The lad said only that the Lady Elle wanted to see us.
12
The lad wanted it desperately, yet I fear he was not ready.
13
Then she came to a lad whose work appeared to defy description.
14
You would think that the dear lad's condition would soften anyone's heart.
15
The merchant smiled in a way that struck the lad as peculiar.
16
Small things showed the ability that was in the raw country lad.
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Lad through the time
Lad across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Rare
United States of America
Rare
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