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juvenile

UK
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/
US
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/

Translations

juvenilenoun
juveniles
pl
UK
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/
US
/ˈdʒuː.və.nəl/
несовершеннолетнийЮридический контекст; о несовершеннолетнем правонарушителе или подследственном.
The juvenile was taken into custody for questioning.
Несовершеннолетний был взят под стражу для допроса.
молоднякО молодых животных.
The juvenile of the species is more vulnerable to predators.
Молодняк этого вида более уязвим для хищников.
The juvenile was waiting outside the school.
Подросток ждал у школы.
Additional translations
юношаО молодом человеке; муж.
Synonyms
youth
adolescent
minor
youngster
teenager
child
Antonyms
adult
grown-up
juvenileadjective
more juvenile
Comp.
most juvenile
Super.
UK
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/
US
/ˈdʒuː.və.naɪl/
His juvenile behavior was not appropriate for the meeting.
Его юношеское поведение было неуместным для встречи.
The juvenile fashion trends are always changing.
Молодежные модные тенденции постоянно меняются.
детскийЧасто передает оттенок незрелости, инфантильности или несерьезности.
The book is filled with juvenile humor.
Книга наполнена детским юмором.
The juvenile section of the library is very popular.
Подростковый раздел библиотеки очень популярен.
His juvenile comment was out of place.
Его незрелый комментарий был неуместен.
молодойО животных и птицах: не достигший зрелости.
The juvenile bird was learning to fly.
Молодая птица училась летать.
Additional translations
ребяческийРазговорный оттенок; часто о манере поведения, шутках, смехе.
ювенильныйБиол., спец.
Synonyms
youthful
immature
childish
young
adolescent
teenage
Antonyms
adult
mature

Definitions

juvenilenoun
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.
juvenileadjective
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.
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