youthful [ˈjuːθfʊl] adjetivojoven (person); juvenil (looks, enthusiasm)
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youthful [yuz-ful]adjetivoJuvenil, joven, fresco, vigoroso (energetic), juguetón.
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youthful [ˈjuːθfʊl] ?
adjective
[+looks, appearance] joven; juvenil; [+enthusiasm, energy] juvenil; [+ambition, indiscretion, inexperience] de juventud a group of youthful newcomers un grupo de jóvenes aún desconocidos
a youthful audience nor can the remark be written off as the product of youthful enthusiasm I feel there is still a vast reservoir of youthful enthusiasm for helping good works Miller wanted to capture in movement the youthful energy of 1960s protest it helps give the skin a more youthful appearance Isn't that how I keep my youthful good looks? Gary Glitter, 48, revealed the secret of his youthful looks yesterday She looked studiously at him and his sinewy, youthful body something never imagined in the days of youthful dreams they were anxious to make their youthful dreams for British television come true he was fulled by youthful ambition Newton discarded his youthful dream of a life-filled universe those lurid rumours of his mother's youthful indiscretions our youthful inexperience led us to believe we could do it all at once
to look youthful tener aspecto joven; parecer joven
Kurt would look youthful even when his mid-brown hair turned grey
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