young child — a child of an early age
young child
a child of an early age
Meanings
- a child of an early age
Words Used
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More collocations with child (7)
only child
a child who has no siblings
have a child
to become a parent; to give birth to or father a child
adopt a child
to legally take responsibility for and bring up a child not born to you
expect a child
to be pregnant; to be waiting to become a parent
raise a child
to bring up and care for a child through to adulthood
gifted child
a child with exceptional natural ability or intelligence
unborn child
a child that has not yet been born; a fetus
More collocations with young (7)
a young lady
a girl or young woman, often used as a polite or formal form of address
young boy
a male child, not yet a teenager
young girl
a female child or adolescent of relatively young age
young person
a child, teenager, or young adult
young woman
a woman who is not old, typically in her teens, twenties, or thirties
a young couple
two people who are romantically involved and are both relatively young
younger brother
a male sibling who was born after oneself
Sharing same tag — adj_noun
Words
- a good reason a strong, acceptable justification for something
- a long walk a walking journey that covers a great distance or takes considerable time
- a short walk a walking distance that takes only a few minutes
- a small town a town with a relatively low population and limited amenities
- a young lady a girl or young woman, often used as a polite or formal form of address
- action movie a film featuring fast-paced sequences, physical stunts, and conflict
- an old lady an elderly woman
- an old town the historical or original part of a town, typically with older buildings
- back seat a seat at the rear, especially in a vehicle
- bad dream an unpleasant or frightening dream