juvenile

juvenile
['dʒuːvənaɪl] 1.
aggettivo
1) (young) [group, gang] giovanile, di ragazzi
2) spreg. (childish) puerile, immaturo, infantile
3) bot. zool. giovane
2.
nome
1) form. (young person) giovane m. e f.; dir. minore m. e f.
2) bot. pianta f. giovane; zool. animale m. giovane
3) teatr. juvenile lead
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adjective
1) ((also noun) (a person who is) young or youthful: She will not be sent to prison - she is still a juvenile; juvenile offenders.) minorenne, giovane
2) (childish: juvenile behaviour.) infantile
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juvenile /ˈdʒu:vənaɪl/
A a.
1 (form. o leg.) giovanile; minorile; minorenne: juvenile crime, criminalità minorile; juvenile delinquency, delinquenza minorile; juvenile delinquent (o offender) delinquente minorenne; minore delinquente; juvenile employment, occupazione minorile
2 giovane; da giovane; per giovani: (teatr.) juvenile lead, (parte per) attor giovane
3 per ragazzi; per la gioventù: juvenile books, libri per ragazzi
4 infantile; puerile; immaturo
B n.
1 (leg.) minore
2 (teatr.) attor giovane
3 (al pl.) libri per ragazzi
● (leg., in GB) juvenile court, tribunale dei minorenni (in età da 10 a 16 anni) □ (leg., in USA) juvenile detention center, casa di rieducazione; riformatorio □ (med.) juvenile diabetes, diabete giovanile □ (biol.) juvenile hormone, ormone giovanile
juvenilely avv. juvenileness n. [u].
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['dʒuːvənaɪl] 1.
aggettivo
1) (young) [group, gang] giovanile, di ragazzi
2) spreg. (childish) puerile, immaturo, infantile
3) bot. zool. giovane
2.
nome
1) form. (young person) giovane m. e f.; dir. minore m. e f.
2) bot. pianta f. giovane; zool. animale m. giovane
3) teatr. juvenile lead

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