younger people

年轻人：指年龄较轻的人群

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年轻人：指年龄较轻的人群，通常指18岁到35岁之间的人。
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Rather than trying to reverse this trend by attracting younger people, many companies are attempting to profit from the greying of media.
One of our younger people said that Bob had told him that if he lived long enough, he would do something he'd be ashamed of, too.
But some of his younger people came away thinking Rivlin had been testy and uncooperative enough to fall out of his favor.
The younger people's muscles were able to use insulin we gave to stop the muscle breakdown, which had increased during the night.
"It's important that parents have full understanding of the internet and its risks--younger people need parental direction, " he said.
In addition, the company scanned the brains of 76 younger people who would not be expected to have plaque in their brains. None did.
One official said the Queen believed the reception was for younger people to let their hair down.
This risk takes on added significance for a virus, like this one, that preferentially infects younger people.
Raising the price of cigarettes would be one of the biggest deterrents for younger people who start smoking.
Alternative medicine use was more common among younger people, and among more educated individuals.
As a young adult, he's among the groups targeted for the swine flu vaccine; swine flu has been harder on younger people than their elders.
More to the point, the survey reveals that younger people are less apt to make distinctions between their work and personal lives.
I just don't need the stress or the hassle, " he said. " I thought this only happened to younger people.
Younger families, struggling to get into the housing market, or younger people, aghast at the lack of proper jobs, are in a worse position.
"Older clients in the west pay more attention to saving money. Younger people on the coast pay more attention to spending money, " he said.
Younger people, ages 18 to 34, were more likely to make a New Year's resolution than any other age group surveyed.
People become homeless for a wide range of reasons, and sadly homelessness is on the increase, particularly among younger people.
Both had a lifelong dedication to science, but spent more time helping younger people than doing research themselves.
更新时间：2025-05-03 20:02

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