Juvenil (en. Youth)

/xu.βe.niɫ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Referring to youth or young people.

The program is designed for youth training.

El programa está diseñado para la formación juvenil.

Showing characteristics of youth.

Their behavior is very youthful, full of energy and spontaneity.

Su conducta es muy juvenil, llena de energía y espontaneidad.

Referring to the stage of life between childhood and adulthood.

Adolescence is a youthful stage of human development.

La adolescencia es una fase juvenil del desarrollo humano.

From Latin 'juvenilis', meaning 'pertaining to the young'.

youth programs

Initiatives aimed at the education or entertainment of young people.

programas juveniles

youth culture

Set of customs and behaviors of young people.

cultura juvenil

youth literature

Literary work aimed at a young audience.

literatura juvenil

youth

Period of life between childhood and adulthood.

juventud

adolescent

A person who is in adolescence.

adolescente

immaturity

Lack of physical or emotional development typical of young people.

inmadurez

Youthful individual who maintains a carefree and fun attitude.

That little group is always in the youthful vibe.

Ese grupito siempre está en la onda juvenil.

Someone who acts in a childish manner.

Don’t be so childish, act seriously in this matter.

No seas tan juvenil, actúa con seriedad en este asunto.