teenage
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- adjective
- /ˈtiːneɪdʒ/
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adolescente
- Slightly before my teenage years I developed a problem.
- teenage years
- teenage girls
- teenage boys
Would you allow him to take your teenage daughters to the movie?
- Would you allow him to take your teenage daughters to the movie?
- They're twice as likely as teenage girls to die in a car.
- So many go through childhoods and and teenage years of of being tormented.
- And then as those teenage boys get older, they stop doing that.
- You mentioned the peril that so many teenage girls are experiencing currently.
- She'd been spent her teenage years living in a psychiatric ward.
- So we are officially in a new era of teenage girl diplomacy.
- No, it's because I didn't like teenage boys making fun of me on the Internet.
- And going into my sort of teenage years at school was quite difficult.
- So I have multiple teenage nieces at this point and nephews.
- And in fact, there's a lot of teenage boy stuff in here.
- But like my whole teenage more or less to adult life.
- So what advice would you give a teenage chain just starting out?
- But when I walk past a group of teenage boys I shit my pants.
- Everything, but definitely the teenage years I can imagine.
- You can see this for Superman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman.
Examples
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- My teenage daughter is home alone.
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Can you do a dance for Eddie and his two teenage daughters, please?
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And going into my sort of teenage years at school was quite difficult.
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It's a teenage girl walking along the side of the highway.
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So what advice would you give a teenage Kevin just starting out?
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Girls in the early mid to mid teenage years is the most affected group.
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The Wilson family has a teenage son with a genetic disability that showed up later in life.
Academic text (2008) -
You mentioned the peril that so many teenage girls are experiencing currently.
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A middle-aged woman and her teenage daughter climb out, with packages from a shopping trip.
Fiction book (1991) -
My teenage sister loves to play video games with her friends.
Synonyms
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Relating to the teenage years between childhood and adulthood
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For people aged 13 to 19
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About people who are 13 to 19 years old
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Morphology
Etymology
Teenage comes from the part teen, which you see in numbers like 'thirteen' to 'nineteen', and the ending -age, which means a 'time' or 'period'. So teenage is the time in your life when your age ends with 'teen', about 13 to 19 years old.