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Meanings of youngster (youngsters) in English

Portuguese
jovem
Catalan
xaval
Spanish
criatura
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A young person of either sex.

jovem
Usage of youngsters in English
1
Yet most people have absolutely no idea what these youngsters go through.
The Guardian
2
The children included a baby and other youngsters up to age 12.
Reuters
3
The government argues that the youngsters should first claim asylum in France.
The Guardian
4
These youngsters today I dont think would even know what that was.
No country for old men
5
There was a general laugh, in which the youngsters joined the loudest.
Tales of the Sea, and of Our Jack Tars
6
Yet it is this very stability that the youngsters need so badly.
The Irish Times
7
He'd ask his parents to send the youngsters outside for a while.
In every heartbeat
8
I was the only midshipman; the other youngsters consisted of five apprentices.
The Honour of the Flag
9
The Plymouth scheme aims to build resilience in youngsters before problems escalate.
The Guardian
10
The betting-book is always present in the minds of those unfortunate youngsters.
The Book of Snobs
11
That year encouraged youngsters to take up the game in the county.
The Irish Times
12
The agency says the Internet plays an important role in recruiting youngsters.
Reuters
13
Presently the paper is broken and the youngsters scramble for the contents.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
14
She cried and asked riot police not to fire bullet towards youngsters.
News.com.au
15
Open the book to any page and have the youngsters begin reading.
Ebony
16
Talented youngsters often have to wait until their 20s for a breakthrough.
The South African
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Youngsters through the time
Youngsters across language varieties
South Africa
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