young

noun

1. any immature animal

Synonym: offspring

2. young people collectively

e.g. rock music appeals to the young
youth everywhere rises in revolt

Synonym: youth

young的近义词

adj

1. (of crops) harvested at an early stage of development
before complete maturity

e.g. new potatoes
young corn

Synonym: new

2. not tried or tested by experience

e.g. unseasoned artillery volunteers
still untested in battle
an illustrator untried in mural painting
a young hand at plowing

Synonym: unseasoneduntesteduntried

3. being in its early stage

e.g. a young industry
the day is still young

4. (used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth

e.g. young people

Synonym: immature

5. suggestive of youth
vigorous and fresh

e.g. he is young for his age

Synonym: youthfulvernal

1. 年幼的;幼小的;未成熟的
A young person, animal, or plant has not lived or existed for very long and is not yet mature.

young

e.g. In Scotland, young people can marry at 16...
在苏格兰，年轻人16岁就可以结婚。
e.g. You weren't so very young when she died; you were old enough to remember.
她去世的时候你不算太年幼，已经能记事了。

2. 年轻时的;青年时代的
You use young to describe a time when a person or thing was young.

e.g. In her younger days my mother had been a successful fashionwear saleswoman.
我妈妈年轻时曾经是个成功的时装销售员。

3. （显得）年轻的;（显得）岁数不大的
Someone who is young in appearance or behaviour looks or behaves as if they are young.

e.g. I was twenty-three, I suppose, and young for my age...
我当时23岁，我想，看上去比实际年龄小。
e.g. He seemed to me very young and very lonely.
我觉得他似乎非常年轻，非常孤独。

4. 幼兽;幼崽;幼禽
The young of an animal are its babies.

e.g. The hen may not be able to feed its young.
雌鸟可能无法给幼鸟喂食。

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1. 年轻的：这一段文字中讲到加纳这个国家中的大多数妇女:受过教育的(educated)和没有受过教育的(illiterate住在城市的(urban)和住在农村的(rural),年轻的(young)和年长的(old)正好是几对反义词,因此答案为C.