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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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The Franglais word teen-ager is rebellious worlds apart from the dutiful jeune fille.

From Time Magazine Archive

Josette is 19, une jeune fille bien elevee, adored by her father and adoring him.

From Time Magazine Archive

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

From Time Magazine Archive

So are a maid, her husband who liked Landini, a jeune fille whose scarf was around Landini's neck, an old Chinese servant who speaks rudely.

From Time Magazine Archive

"You know I haven't great founts of sympathy gushing up in my heart for the jeune fille."

From The Visioning by Susan Glaspell

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