young
/jʌŋ/
noun
- Offspring, especially of an animal.
- The lioness protected her young from danger.
- Many animals care for their young until they are independent.
- The mother bird fed her young.
- Young people considered as a group.
- The young often adapt to new technology quickly.
- A program was created to help the young find jobs.
- The music festival attracted both the young and the old.
adjective
- Having lived for only a short time; not old.
- She is still young and has a lot to learn.
- The young puppy was full of energy.
- Young children often ask many questions.
- Relating to or characteristic of youth or early life.
- Her young enthusiasm inspired the whole team.
- They enjoy young music and modern fashion.
- He has a young spirit despite his age.
- Not yet mature or fully developed; early in existence.
- The young tree needs plenty of water.
- The young company is growing quickly.
- This is a young science, with many discoveries ahead.