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Meanings of youngster (youngsters) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "child"
Examples for "child"
1
Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
2
Others limit provision to families in crisis referred by child protection services.
3
When a child experiences violence at home, they learn to tolerate violence.
4
The government is moving to set child poverty reduction targets into law.
5
Opposition parties and child welfare groups blamed the Government for this situation.
1
I shook his hand and said, 'Goodbye, Charlie.' 'Goodbye, kid,' he says.
2
It didn't have the new age, albeit familiar sound of good kid.
3
I was just a kid; I didn't question why he was home.
4
It's as easy as losin' your kid's child support money in Vegas.
5
He was also just a good mannerable kid -youknow, raised right.
1
The victim suffered minor injuries, New York Police Sergeant John Buthorn said.
2
That said; there's a propensity to underestimate a temporary or minor problem.
3
However, they may also point to minor myocardial injury in other circumstances.
4
They thought it was important enough to override minor political constraints-theirwords.
5
However, it said it expects eventual losses to production to be minor.
1
The message is clear: Nunavut is not the place for small fry.
2
Season and slice red fish; roll in flour and fry until brown.
3
Dip in milk then in seasoned flour, and fry in hot fat.
4
Dip in egg, roll in crumbs and fry in smoking hot fat.
5
Roll the cleaned fish in seasoned flour and fry in deep fat.
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.
1
The man groaned and said the young shaver had done for him.
2
I'll get a tidy reward for taking you back, my young shaver.
3
You wouldn't like to see the shaver starting off for India, Nellie?
4
He sold that business off to return to the electric shaver.
5
The shaver was actually a scanning device used to detect bugs.
1
And then a young man always knows when he can tyke advantage.
2
Back then, he was a wee tyke, barely into the double digits.
3
Weel, there was a bit tyke i' the kirkyaird twa days syne.
4
If it does, then the little tyke usually can get a drink.
5
Why, 'e'd fire on a nurse or an ambulanche, that tyke would.
1
Gravely he dismissed the hypothesis of Stevie being a drunken young nipper.
2
He lurched around sightlessly, still swinging and thrusting out his nipper stick.
3
You should have heard that nipper say ''Arf a mo', old un!'
4
Rat's meal! Spitefully he retaliated by deliberately using his nipper stick.
5
One veteran nipper, Brian Thorne, told me, Everyone has a skill.
1
The Sun is enormous, but compared to some stars it's a tiddler
2
Garcia practically sprints up and whacks his tiddler in without ceremony.
3
If it comes up easily it's an empty half shell or a tiddler.
4
They would do well to keep watching another tiddler: Finland.
5
Oh yes, that'll be about right, it's Sergio missing a tiddler birdie chance at 10.
1
I don't tike you going with a stranger, under the circumstances.
2
Just set one gentleman down, and 'appy to tike another up.
3
First, he didn't need a couple of wise-ass kids tike us ruining his business.
4
But you should learn to tike the larger view.
5
Tom remembered seeing those green walls forming around him, flying together tike pieces of clouds.
1
The message is clear: Nunavut is not the place for small fry.
2
Oh, of course it isn't practical to bother about the small fry.
3
The small fry, startled out of caution, were tittering in hysterical excitement.
4
This small fry I take to be the top of their fishery.
5
But the small fry, such as you, will not get a shilling.
Usage of youngsters in English
1
Yet most people have absolutely no idea what these youngsters go through.
2
The children included a baby and other youngsters up to age 12.
3
The government argues that the youngsters should first claim asylum in France.
4
These youngsters today I dont think would even know what that was.
5
There was a general laugh, in which the youngsters joined the loudest.
6
Yet it is this very stability that the youngsters need so badly.
7
He'd ask his parents to send the youngsters outside for a while.
8
I was the only midshipman; the other youngsters consisted of five apprentices.
9
The Plymouth scheme aims to build resilience in youngsters before problems escalate.
10
The betting-book is always present in the minds of those unfortunate youngsters.
11
That year encouraged youngsters to take up the game in the county.
12
The agency says the Internet plays an important role in recruiting youngsters.
13
Presently the paper is broken and the youngsters scramble for the contents.
14
She cried and asked riot police not to fire bullet towards youngsters.
15
Open the book to any page and have the youngsters begin reading.
16
Talented youngsters often have to wait until their 20s for a breakthrough.
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Youngsters through the time
Youngsters across language varieties
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