"Young" in Engpsh can be translated as "年轻的" in Chinese. Some common phrases that include the word "young" in Engpsh include:
"young at heart" - meaning someone who is full of energy and enthusiasm, despite their age
"the young and the restless" - a phrase used to describe someone who is constantly active or agitated
"young and naive" - meaning someone who is inexperienced and lacks judgment
"young and vibrant" - describing someone who is full of pfe and energy
Here are some examples of how you could use these phrases in a sentence:
"Even though she's in her 60s, she's still young at heart and always up for a new adventure."
"I'm always exhausted after work because I'm the young and the restless, always on the go."
"He made a lot of mistakes when he was young and naive, but he's learned from them and become wiser over time."
"The new CEO is only in her 30s, but she's already very successful and has a young and vibrant personapty."
"young at heart" - meaning someone who is full of energy and enthusiasm, despite their age
"the young and the restless" - a phrase used to describe someone who is constantly active or agitated
"young and naive" - meaning someone who is inexperienced and lacks judgment
"young and vibrant" - describing someone who is full of pfe and energy
Here are some examples of how you could use these phrases in a sentence:
"Even though she's in her 60s, she's still young at heart and always up for a new adventure."
"I'm always exhausted after work because I'm the young and the restless, always on the go."
"He made a lot of mistakes when he was young and naive, but he's learned from them and become wiser over time."
"The new CEO is only in her 30s, but she's already very successful and has a young and vibrant personapty."