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Перевод: youngish

[прилагательное]
довольно молодой; моложавый; нестарый

Тезаурус:

1. She looks pregnant, youngish, with long black hair.
2. She was a wiry, muscly female of some indeterminate but youngish age, with crimped blonde hair and eyes as piercing as her aunt's, but green, like bottle glass.
3. Carrick's argument, that of the man who earns his living playing the game, would make sense anywhere but in the Ridings: without the addition of a West Indian fast bowler and the option of adding two more experienced outside players, says Carrick, the chances of his youngish team ever winning trophies and thus making money, are severely limited.
4. Likely among youngish thirties types who nonetheless feel too old for The Traditional.
5. Bernie Scholtz was a youngish, good-looking Jewish boy, but there was a weakness in his face.
6. Mrs N. was a brisk youngish lady in a green track suit, and her husband was a detective in the Garda, a big gentle friendly man.
7. Two youngish (less than 35 anyway) ones of my acquaintance have recently suffered cancer of the digestive system.
8. He was youngish, energetic and a good orator.
9. After a time he nerved himself to say to a couple of youngish men, "Have you heard at all about a man called Menzies?
10. To the Frenchmen behind, they must look like a couple of young lovers - youngish, anyway - who had stepped outside for a few minutes to admire the sights.
11. He was a very kind, youngish, amiable scholar of great distinction, and a power in the university.
12. I didn't know what was going on, but I was happy to be there, sipping Dennis's eight-quid-a-bottle plonk, trading glances with his vibrant young - well, youngish - wife and openly admiring the charms of her lovely concentrated body.
13. As I did so I became aware of a youngish man with long hair looking at me from the pavemented walk on the Hammersmith side of the river.