juvenile
US
UK juvenile adj: (young)
SC 年轻的 nián qīng de
TC 年輕的
TC 年輕的
The juvenile cats were not ready to leave their mother.
juvenile adj: (relating to young persons)
SC 少年（女）的 shǎo nián nǚ de
SC 年轻人的 shǎo nián nǚ de，nián qīng rén de
Some juvenile literature, such as Harry Potter, also appeals to adults.
juvenile adj: (immature)
SC 不成熟的 bù chéng shú de
SC 稚嫩的 bù chéng shú de ，zhì nèn de
You're too old for these juvenile temper tantrums.
juvenile n: (youth, young person)
SC 年轻人 nián qīng rén
TC 年輕人
TC 年輕人
SC 青少年 nián qīng rén，qīng shào nián
SC 未成年人 nián qīng rén，wèi chéng nián rén
The juveniles were convicted of the crime, but were too young for the maximum sentence.
JD n: US, informal, dated, initialism (juvenile delinquent)
SC 少年犯 shào nián fàn
juvenile court (US), youth court (UK) n: (law: for minors)
SC 少年法庭
juvenile delinquency n: (crime or offence committed by a youth)
SC 青少年犯罪 qīng shǎo nián fàn zuì
Juvenile delinquency has fallen slightly since they introduced the Anti-Social Behaviour Order.
juvenile delinquent n: (young criminal)
SC 少年犯 shào nián fàn
If you want a lift in my car, stop behaving like a juvenile delinquent.
juvenile hall n: US (detention centre for young offenders)
SC 青少年管教所，青少年管教中心
He was tried as a minor and sentenced to six months in juvenile hall.