youngster
കോണ്സ്റ്റബിള്
definition
noun
Members are organising a transport survey to find out how youngsters get to school.
a child, young person, or young animal.
example
He's a boy, a 'youngster' , a son, a husband, a lover, a king and a victim of my ambitions.
The girl then took the 'youngster' to Woolwich town centre and told her to go into a shop to replace her wet clothes.
Newspaper reports said that the dead 'youngster' was a Bengali girl from east London.
It has been a troubled late adolescence for the 'youngster' and those around him.
The prize will only be awarded if the 'youngster' was at school for the selected session.
The 'youngster' 's life was changed suddenly when he was going to the fair with friends.
Confused 'youngsters' think their school has been renamed after the pub down the road!
He will be working with the youth team and offering the 'youngsters' guidance.
It was one of several schemes the school runs to encourage 'youngsters' to attend lessons.
He believes it will increase the number of 'youngsters' who choose to stay on at school or go to college.
Clare says it is designed to aid 'youngsters' in their vital early years by having fun with music.
The aim of the project is to give 'youngsters' a springboard towards independence.
Street corners may not seem so attractive to 'youngsters' once they set eyes on a new youth centre.
The football strips have been very well received by the 'youngsters' at the school.
These 'youngsters' are living in gutters and sewers and sleeping under trees at night.
He said he had been heartened by the support from parents and 'youngsters' at the school.
Parents are now faced with a tough decision on the school to which their 'youngsters' will move.
Members are organising a transport survey to find out how 'youngsters' get to school.
The use of blogging is a therapeutic tool for 'youngsters' with particular problems.
She said that bullying is not just isolated to schools or 'youngsters' but can be seen in society.
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