youngish

adj.

1. 颇年轻的
   fairly young
   1. a youngish president
      相当年轻的校长

1. ADJ . 颇年轻的
   A youngish person is fairly young
   1. ...a smart, dark-haired, youngish man.
      聪明的黑发青年

1. With her was a youngish man in a dinner jacket.
   和她在一起的是一个略显年轻、身着无尾礼服的男人。
2. She soon distanced the churchgoers, except two youngish men, who, linked arm-in-arm, were beating up behind her at a quick step.
   不久她就同从教堂里面出来的人隔得远了，只有两个年轻的男子胳膊挽着胳膊，快步从后面跟了上来。
3. In the bar, a youngish, sharp-eyed man was staring moodily into a gin and tonic.
   酒吧里，一个年轻的、目光犀利的男人喜怒无常地盯着一瓶杜松子滋补酒。
4. My cousin, Jessica, a youngish middle-age female, is a native New Yorker, and is also a quite superstitious.
   我表妹杰西卡，年近中年，却依然年轻不减，她是个地道的纽约人，而且还很迷信。
5. On a shelf above the gas fire is a charcoal drawing of a youngish woman with dark, bobbed hair and proud, strong features.
   在煤气炉上方的架子上，放着一位留着黑短发，带着高傲、刚强神色的少妇的炭笔肖像。
6. A youngish man with long, blond hair.
   一位留着浅黄色长发、年纪很轻的男子。
7. Winston sprang to attention in front of the telescreen, upon which the image of a youngish woman, scrawny but muscular, dressed in tunic and gym-shoes, had already appeared.
   温斯顿跳到电幕前面，来了个立正。电幕上早出现了个年轻女人，瘦骨嶙峋的，然而刚健有力，身穿紧身上衣，脚蹬体操鞋。
8. As Godliman entered the map room a cluster of youngish people with solemn faces emerged from the conference room beyond.
   戈德利曼走进地图室时，一群庄重的青年人从旁边的会议室里走了出来。

adj

1. somewhat young