jeune fille

[ zhœn fee-yuh ]

noun

, French.

, plural jeunes filles [zh, œ, n , fee, -y, uh].

1. a girl or young woman.

Example Sentences

She gabbled on and all we understood was the bit at the end, Rose est une belle jeune fille.

From The Daily Beast

The ‘Jeune Fille’ would have been quite enough for me to show, and it is dreadful to have to leave it unfinished now.

From Project Gutenberg

When Olive came out of the inner room presently he told her that he had sold the “Jeune Fille.”

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They were, according to the old chronicles, 'grandement ebahis comme une ce simple bergère jeune fille pouvait ainsi repondre.'

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Garce was replaced by fille, which has acquired in its turn a meaning so offensive that it has now given way to jeune fille.

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I called her "La jeune fille farouche" (looked this up first before doing so), and she was always called this afterwards.

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