I began to sing when I was a youngster.
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Youngster
//ˈjʌŋstə//
Synonyms for "youngster" (66 found)
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60 translations across 26 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- պատանի noun (a young person)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 小伙子 noun (a young person)
- 小孩 noun (a young person)
- 年輕人 /年轻人 noun (a young person)
Dutch
1 entries- jongere noun (a young person)
Estonian
1 entries- noor noun (a young person)
Finnish
2 entries- nuori ihminen noun (a young person)
- nuorukainen noun (a young person)
French
2 entries- ado noun (a young person)
- enfant noun (a young person)
Galician
2 entries- moza noun (a young person)
- mozo noun (a young person)
Georgian
3 entries- ახალგაზრდა noun (a young person)
- ყმაწვილი noun (a young person)
- ჭაბუკი noun (a young person)
Hungarian
3 entries- ifjonc noun (a young person)
- ifjú noun (a young person)
- siheder noun (a young person)
Ido
1 entries- yuno noun (a young person)
Irish
4 entries- aosánach noun (a young person)
- gadsaide noun (a young person)
- gasúr noun (a young person)
- gearrbhodach noun (a young person)
Japanese
2 entries- 小僧 noun (a young person)
- 若者 noun (a young person)
Macedonian
2 entries- младинец noun (a young person)
- момче noun (a young person)
Māori
1 entries- karekata noun (a young person)
Navajo
1 entries- chąąmąʼii noun (a young person)
Ottoman Turkish
3 entries- اوشاق noun (a young person)
- اوغلان noun (a young person)
- شاب noun (a young person)
Persian
2 entries- جوانک noun (a young person)
- نوباوه noun (a young person)
Polish
2 entries- młodzieniec noun (a young person)
- młodzik noun (a young person)
Portuguese
1 entries- jovem noun (a young person)
Russian
4 entries- детёнок noun (a young person)
- мале́ц noun (a young person)
- моло́дчик noun (a young person)
- ю́ноша noun (a young person)
Scottish Gaelic
2 entries- òganach noun (a young person)
- òigear noun (a young person)
Spanish
2 entries- jovenzuelo noun (a young person)
- jovenzón noun (a young person)
Swedish
1 entries- yngling noun (a young person)
Tamil
2 entries- இளைஞன் noun (a young person)
- வாலிபன் noun (a young person)
Welsh
2 entries- glaslanc noun (a young person)
- glaslanciau noun (a young person)
Yiddish
1 entries- בחור noun (a young person)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
The youngster resented being treated as a coward.
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I don't know who that youngster is.
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In a land of immigrants many children grow up in a situation where their grandparents haven’t mastered the child’s language; the youngster quickly learns to express himself as simply as possible.
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