young：英 [jʌŋ] 美 [jʌŋ]
adj.幼小的;未成熟的;年轻的;岁数不大的;相对年轻的;年轻人的;青年的;适合青年人的;由年轻人（或儿童）构成的
n.(统称)年轻人，青年人;幼崽;幼兽;幼鸟
复数： youngs 比较级： younger 最高级： youngest
例句：
1.Young children react to the color of an object before they react to its shape.
幼小的儿童对一件物品的颜色先作出反应之后，才会对物品的形状作出反应。
2.But when an game of hide-and-seek leads young Lucy to a spare room containing a large wardrobe, she discovers something that will change their lives forever.
但是当幼小的露茜在玩捉迷藏游戏的过程中被引入到一个放有大衣橱的空房时，她发现了某样将永远改变他们生活的东西。
3.Young people today face a very difficult future at work.
如今的年轻人面临着充满困难的工作前景。
4.Many young people are out of work.
很多年轻人失业。
5.The government plans to create more jobs for young people.
政府计划为年轻人创造更多的就业机会。
6.He's too young to understand the ways of the world.
他还太年轻，不懂得处世之道。
7.It is difficult for young people to find jobs around here.
年轻人要在附近找到工作很难。
8.The competition is open to young people under the age of 18.
这项比赛让18岁以下的青少年参加。
