juveniles

UK
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪlz/
US
/ˈdʒuː.və.nəlz/
juvenilesubstantiv

juveniles

Pl.

juveniles
Pl.
UK
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/
US
/ˈdʒuː.və.nəl/
Übersetzungen
juvénileEn zoologie, pour un animal non encore adulte.
The juvenile lion was learning to hunt under the watchful eye of its mother.
Le lion juvénile apprenait à chasser sous l’œil vigilant de sa mère.
mineurSens juridique, surtout pour un délinquant mineur.
The judge ordered the juvenile to attend counseling sessions instead of serving time in detention.
Le juge a ordonné au mineur de suivre des séances de conseil au lieu de purger une peine en détention.
jeuneNom courant pour « jeune personne ».
The juvenile was caught sneaking into the movie theater without a ticket.
Le jeune a été surpris en train de se faufiler dans le cinéma sans billet.
Definitionen
A young person; a child or teenager.
The juvenile was caught sneaking into the movie theater without a ticket.
A young animal that has not yet reached maturity.
The juvenile lion was learning to hunt under the watchful eye of its mother.
A book, film, or other work intended for young people.
The library has a large collection of juvenile fiction for children and teenagers.
A young offender; a minor who has broken the law and is dealt with in the juvenile justice system.
The judge ordered the juvenile to attend counseling sessions instead of serving time in detention.
juvenileadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to or characteristic of young people or youth.
The juvenile behavior of the students was evident during the field trip.
Immature or childish.
His juvenile sense of humor often annoyed his colleagues.
Young; not fully grown, especially of animals.
The researcher studied the feeding habits of juvenile salmon.