Definition of tweenager in English:

tweenager

noun ˈtwiːneɪdʒəˈtwēnˌājər

informal

A child between the ages of about 10 and 14.
〈非正式〉十至十四岁的少年
the hot show for tweenagers
Example sentencesExamples
- Rules 6 & 7 may feel very pertinent for those of you with tweenagers / teenagers.
- Apparently tweenagers - 10-13-year-olds - are masters of pester power.
- Whether Irish, American or German, today's ‘tweenager’ is exposed to 20,000 to 40,000 commercials a year, and up to 8,000 brands a day.
- As you can see, the choice of shares for tweenagers is bounded only by your child's personal interests.
- The most dangerous toy I encountered as a tweenager was my cousin's new pogo stick.
- They star as two of the kids in a cunning casting move designed to appeal to the tweenager crowd.
- The professor argues that tweenagers are influenced by peer pressure and that branding helps them to become part of groups.
- Though she is a mature woman, her target audience is likely to centre on the lucrative ‘tweenager’ market of 10 to 14-year-olds.

Definition of tweenager in US English:

tweenager

nounˈtwēnˌājər

informal

A preteen or a young teenager.
the hot show for tweenagers
Example sentencesExamples
- The professor argues that tweenagers are influenced by peer pressure and that branding helps them to become part of groups.
- Apparently tweenagers - 10-13-year-olds - are masters of pester power.
- The most dangerous toy I encountered as a tweenager was my cousin's new pogo stick.
- Rules 6 & 7 may feel very pertinent for those of you with tweenagers / teenagers.
- Whether Irish, American or German, today's ‘tweenager’ is exposed to 20,000 to 40,000 commercials a year, and up to 8,000 brands a day.
- They star as two of the kids in a cunning casting move designed to appeal to the tweenager crowd.
- As you can see, the choice of shares for tweenagers is bounded only by your child's personal interests.
- Though she is a mature woman, her target audience is likely to centre on the lucrative ‘tweenager’ market of 10 to 14-year-olds.

词汇	tweenager
释义	Definition of tweenager in English: tweenager noun ˈtwiːneɪdʒəˈtwēnˌājər informal A child between the ages of about 10 and 14. 〈非正式〉十至十四岁的少年 the hot show for tweenagers Example sentencesExamples Rules 6 & 7 may feel very pertinent for those of you with tweenagers / teenagers. Apparently tweenagers - 10-13-year-olds - are masters of pester power. Whether Irish, American or German, today's ‘tweenager’ is exposed to 20,000 to 40,000 commercials a year, and up to 8,000 brands a day. As you can see, the choice of shares for tweenagers is bounded only by your child's personal interests. The most dangerous toy I encountered as a tweenager was my cousin's new pogo stick. They star as two of the kids in a cunning casting move designed to appeal to the tweenager crowd. The professor argues that tweenagers are influenced by peer pressure and that branding helps them to become part of groups. Though she is a mature woman, her target audience is likely to centre on the lucrative ‘tweenager’ market of 10 to 14-year-olds. Definition of tweenager in US English: tweenager nounˈtwēnˌājər informal A preteen or a young teenager. the hot show for tweenagers Example sentencesExamples The professor argues that tweenagers are influenced by peer pressure and that branding helps them to become part of groups. Apparently tweenagers - 10-13-year-olds - are masters of pester power. The most dangerous toy I encountered as a tweenager was my cousin's new pogo stick. Rules 6 & 7 may feel very pertinent for those of you with tweenagers / teenagers. Whether Irish, American or German, today's ‘tweenager’ is exposed to 20,000 to 40,000 commercials a year, and up to 8,000 brands a day. They star as two of the kids in a cunning casting move designed to appeal to the tweenager crowd. As you can see, the choice of shares for tweenagers is bounded only by your child's personal interests. Though she is a mature woman, her target audience is likely to centre on the lucrative ‘tweenager’ market of 10 to 14-year-olds.
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