schoolchild

IPA: skˈuɫtʃaɪɫd

noun

  • A young person attending school or of an age to attend school.
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Examples of "schoolchild" in Sentences

  • They wanted me to be a schoolchild and ask basic questions, such as 'What is a medlar?'
  • Its last report, in 2008, said almost $80,000 was necessary for two adults with one infant and one schoolchild.
  • However, an English-language, state-run newspaper, the Global Times, told the US not to lecture Beijing like a "schoolchild".
  • She quoted the first lines of Alexander Pushkin's "The Bronze Horseman," a poem every Russian schoolchild has learned by heart.
  • Via The Daily What, who frequently considers employing a Japanese schoolchild rather than have to scour the internet for viral videos about Super Mario Bros.
  • Every schoolchild in the country is taught that in 1833, the English illegally dislodged the Argentine population from the Falklands and replaced them with an occupying power.
  • You've bust the site, it's bloody brilliant, you've bust the site with stats!" squealed Sam down the phone like a schoolchild who'd just discovered a 12 pack of "waterbombs" in his father's bedside drawer."
  • In the words of Metro Board member and LA County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, himself a UCLA grad: "Any schoolchild will tell you that the center of the circle is in the middle of the circle and not at the edge or at the tangent."

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