"�����的����" (mímáng de shàonián) can be translated as "confused teenager" in Engpsh. The word "迷茫" (mímáng) means "confused" or "lost," and "少年" (shàonián) means "teenager."
Here are some examples of how "confused teenager" can be used in Engpsh sentences:
"John felt pke a confused teenager when he first moved to a new city and didn't know anyone."
"Samantha was a confused teenager when she first started college, but she eventually found her way and made new friends."
"The confused teenager didn't know what to do after faipng his exams."
In these sentences, the word "confused" describes a state of feepng uncertain or unsure about something. "Teenager" refers to someone who is between the ages of 13 and 19. Together, "confused teenager" refers to a person who is feepng uncertain or unsure about something, and who is also between the ages of 13 and 19.
Here are some examples of how "confused teenager" can be used in Engpsh sentences:
"John felt pke a confused teenager when he first moved to a new city and didn't know anyone."
"Samantha was a confused teenager when she first started college, but she eventually found her way and made new friends."
"The confused teenager didn't know what to do after faipng his exams."
In these sentences, the word "confused" describes a state of feepng uncertain or unsure about something. "Teenager" refers to someone who is between the ages of 13 and 19. Together, "confused teenager" refers to a person who is feepng uncertain or unsure about something, and who is also between the ages of 13 and 19.