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Translation of teen in Spanish:

teen

adolescente, n.

Pronunciation /tin/ /tiːn/

See Spanish definition of adolescente

noun

informal

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    adolescente masculine, feminine
    (idol/magazine) (before noun) de adolescentes
    (idol/magazine) (before noun) de quinceañeros informal
    quinceañero masculine informal
    quinceañera feminine informal
    • Parents have a wide range of reactions when they find out their teen is having a baby.
    • As a teen, she lived briefly in a foster home, but is now on good terms with her parents.
    • Mike asked the teen's parents if he could take the boy to the Air Force base for lunch.
    • Such meetings also give you the necessary knowledge to talk to your teen about what goes on at school.
    • If a teen is repeatedly threatening to end his or her life he may mean it.
    • The teen was also charged with one count of indecent assault of another boy.
    • The teen has run away from care several times and has also spent time in psychiatric hospitals.
    • The teen gave the evidence to police, who arrested a suspect the next day.
    • I also think that there needs to be a level of open communication with the parents of the teen.
    • He was the one that had been in the lead before the black-haired teen had passed him.
    • The black-haired teen was glad now that she had saved up so much money.
    • The black-haired teen looked behind her in horror as she saw her father emerge from the house.
    • Today's teens have more opportunities for taking dangerous risks than ever before.
    • Twenty percent of today's teens have at least one immigrant parent.
    • Finally, support of family and love will greatly help pregnant teens.
    • Teens especially don't want to stand out or seem different because they're sick.
    • You write that troubled teens become jaded and often distrustful of adults and authority.
    • Courses in parenting teens and toddlers are starting in May.
    • There is no magic formula for parenting teens but parents need to talk and listen to their children.
    • Teaching your teen to drive will take planning, patience, and time.