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jeune fille

American  
[zhœn fee-yuh] / ʒœn ˈfi jə /

noun

French.
jeunes filles plural
  1. a girl or young woman.


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Her heroine, une jeune fille bien levee, wants to be world tennis champion.

From Time Magazine Archive

The waiter tells Andre that a jeune fille at another table has a message for him.

From Time Magazine Archive

Marie Antoinette Claudel,* blonde, blue-eyed, ready to pass from jeune fille to grande dame.

From Time Magazine Archive

Tradition, strongest in the outcast, dictated innocence for a jeune fille; ultimately a husband, un foyer.

From Time Magazine Archive

But as I said before, there would not be any zest, because you can get a divorce and marry the man so easily it makes it always une affaire de jeune fille.

From Elizabeth Visits America by Glyn, Elinor

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