Jugend-

Jugend- молодёжный

Ju|gend-:

Ju|gend|al|ter

nt → adolescence

Ju|gend|amt

nt → youth welfare department

Ju|gend|ar|beit

f, no pl

(= Arbeit Jugendlicher) → youth employment

(= Jugendfürsorge) → youth work

Ju|gend|ar|beits|lo|sig|keit

f → youth unemployment

Ju|gend|ar|rest

m (Jur) → detention

Ju|gend|ban|de

f → gang of youths

Ju|gend|be|kannt|schaft

f → friend of one’s youth

Ju|gend|be|treu|er(in)

m(f) → youth leader, ˜ adult supervisor who looks after young people

Ju|gend|be|we|gung

f

→ youth movement

(Hist) → German Youth Movement (of the early 1920s)

Ju|gend|bild

nt → picture or photo taken when one was young; Jugend-er Churchills → pictures of the young Churchill

Ju|gend|bild|nis

nt (Art, fig) Jugend- von X → portrait of X as a young man/woman

Ju|gend|bri|ga|de

f (DDR) → youth brigade (work team consisting of young people)

Ju|gend|buch

nt → book for the younger reader or for young people

Ju|gend|bü|che|rei

f → library for the younger reader

Ju|gend|buch|ver|lag

m → publishing house specializing in literature for young people

Ju|gend|club

m → youth club

Ju|gend|elf

f → youth team

Ju|gend|er|in|ne|rung

f → youthful memory; meine Jugend-en → memories of my youth

ju|gend|frei

adj → suitable for young people; Film → U(-certificate) (Brit), → G (US)

Ju|gend|freund(in)

m(f) → friend of one’s youth

Ju|gend|funk

m (Rad) → broadcasting or radio for young people; (= Sendung) → broadcast or programme (Brit) → or program (US) → for young people

Ju|gend|für|sor|ge

f → youth welfare; (für Schulkinder) → child guidance

Ju|gend|ge|dicht

nt → youthful poem

ju|gend|ge|fähr|dend

adj → liable to corrupt the young

Ju|gend|ge|richt

nt → juvenile court

Ju|gend|ge|spiele

m, Ju|gend|ge|spie|lin

f (hum) → young playmate

Ju|gend|grup|pe

f → youth group

Ju|gend|heim

nt

→ youth club

(= Wohnheim) → young people’s home

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Ju|gend-:

Ju|gend|hil|fe

f (Admin) → help for young people

Ju|gend|ir|re|sein

nt (Med) → juvenile schizophrenia

Ju|gend|jah|re

pl → days pl → of one’s youth

Ju|gend|klub

m → youth club

Ju|gend|kri|mi|na|li|tät

f → juvenile delinquency

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Ju|gend-:

Ju|gend|lie|be

f

→ young love

(= Geliebter) → love or sweetheart of one’s youth

Ju|gend|li|te|ra|tur

f → literature for younger readers or young people

Ju|gend|mann|schaft

f → youth team

Ju|gend|meis|ter(in)

m(f) (Sport) → youth champion

Ju|gend|meis|ter|schaft

f (Sport) → youth championships pl

Ju|gend|or|ga|ni|sa|ti|on

f → youth organization

Ju|gend|pfle|ge

f → youth welfare

Ju|gend|pfle|ger(in)

m(f) → youth (welfare) worker

Ju|gend|psy|cho|lo|gie

f → adolescent psychology

Ju|gend|recht

nt → law relating to young persons

Ju|gend|rich|ter(in)

m(f) (Jur) → magistrate (in a juvenile court)

Ju|gend|schrif|ten

pl → publications pl → for young people; (eines Autors) → youthful writings pl

Ju|gend|schrift|stel|ler(in)

m(f) → writer of books for young people

Ju|gend|schutz

m → protection of children and young people

Ju|gend|sek|te

f → youth sect

Ju|gend|sen|dung

f (Rad) → programme (Brit) → or program (US) → for younger listeners; (TV) → programme (Brit) → or program (US) → for younger viewers

Ju|gend|spie|le

pl → youth games pl

Ju|gend|stil

m, no pl (Art) → Art Nouveau

Ju|gend|straf|an|stalt

f (form) → young offenders’ institution (Brit), → juvenile correction institution or facility (US)

Ju|gend|stra|fe

f → detention no art → in a young offenders’ (Brit) → or juvenile correction (US) → institution

Ju|gend|streich

m → youthful exploit or escapade

Ju|gend|sün|de

f → youthful misdeed

Ju|gend|the|a|ter

nt → youth theatre (Brit) → or theater (US)

Ju|gend|tor|heit

f → youthful folly, folly of one’s youth

Ju|gend|traum

m → youthful dream

Ju|gend|ver|band

m → youth organization

Ju|gend|ver|bot

nt für einen Film Jugend- aussprechen → to ban a film for young people

Ju|gend|ver|tre|tung

f → youth representatives pl

Ju|gend|vor|stel|lung

f → performance for young people

Ju|gend|wei|he

f (Rel) → initiation; (in Eastern Germany) ceremony in which 14-year-olds are given adult social status

Ju|gend|zeit

f → youth, younger days pl

Ju|gend|zent|rum

nt → youth centre (Brit) → or center (US)