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молодой

young

Meaning of молодой

нестарый, в раннем возрасте

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Russian[məlɐˈdoj]
young
молодой - young
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молодой with English translation

молодой usage examples

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

She still looks young for her age.

Она всё ещё выглядит молодой для своего возраста.

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

The young dog ran across the yard.

Молодой пёс побежал через двор.

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молодой belongs to the topic "Top 300". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.

молодойyoung
рубленыйchopped
приготовленныйcooked
замороженныйfrozen
сыройraw
солёныйsalty
нарезанный ломтикамиsliced

молодой synonyms

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What's the difference between молодой / младший / юный / юношеский

🇷🇺Russian
молодой

The basic word for “not old, in early life.”

A1Very Often

He is still young and very energetic.

Он ещё молодой и очень энергичный.

М
🇷🇺Russian
младший

Shows that someone is younger than another person or lower in age/rank.

A1Often

My younger brother goes to school.

Мой младший брат учится в школе.

Ю
🇷🇺Russian
юный

A bookish, slightly more elevated word: “very young,” often with a sense of freshness or early stage.

A1Often

The young athlete has already won his first tournament.

Юный спортсмен уже выиграл свой первый турнир.

Ю
🇷🇺Russian
юношеский

Related to youth; means “connected with adolescence or young age,” not simply “young.”

A1Rarely

He has youthful dreams and big plans.

У него юношеские мечты и большие планы.

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молодой translation: young. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce молодой

[məlɐˈdoj]

молодой translation

young

молодой examples

She still looks young for her age.

молодой transcription

[məlɐˈdoj]

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молодой meaning: what does it mean?

нестарый, в раннем возрасте

молодой pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

молодой is pronounced as [məlɐˈdoj]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

молодой definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

She still looks young for her age. Translation: Она всё ещё выглядит молодой для своего возраста.

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