I. juvenile [ˈʤu:vənaɪl, америк. -vənəl] ПРИЛ.
1. juvenile офиц. (of youth):
2. juvenile (not of age):
- juvenile
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3. juvenile (young):
- juvenile
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4. juvenile уничиж. (childish):
- juvenile
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II. juvenile [ˈʤu:vənaɪl, америк. -vənəl] СУЩ.
- juvenile
- młodociany м.
- juvenile
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juvenile court СУЩ.
- juvenile court
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juvenile delinquency СУЩ. мн. отсут.
- juvenile delinquency
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juvenile delinquent СУЩ.
- juvenile delinquent
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Before a retrial in juvenile court, he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of simple battery.
en.wikipedia.org For those aged 12 to 17, juvenile court is in charge.
en.wikipedia.org In 1919, child welfare advocates recognized that providing preventative services to young offenders through the juvenile court system would likely lower the crime rate.
en.wikipedia.org Other progressive reforms were also passed, including a stronger child labor law and a law establishing a juvenile court system.
en.wikipedia.org She was active in establishing the state's juvenile court law, and she supported legislation for equal salaries for women employed by the state government.
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