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schoolgirl
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school·girl  (sklgûrl)
n.
A girl attending school.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.schoolgirl - a girl attending schoolschoolgirl - a girl attending school              
female child, little girl, girl - a youthful female person; "the baby was a girl"; "the girls were just learning to ride a tricycle"
Translations
schoolgirl [ˈskuːlgɜːl]
A. Ncolegiala f
B. CPD schoolgirl complexion Ncutis m de colegiala
schoolgirl crush Nenamoramiento m de colegiala

schoolgirl [ˈskuːlgɜːrl] n (at primary school)écolière f; (at secondary school, up to 15)collégienne f; (after 15)lycéenne f
school holidays nplvacances fpl scolaires
school hours npl
during school hours → pendant les heures de cours

schoolgirl [ˈskuːlˌgɜːl] nscolara

schoolgirl تلميذة školačka skolepige Schülerin μαθήτρια σχολείου colegiala, estudiante koulutyttö écolière školarka scolara 女子生徒 여학생 schoolmeisje skolejente uczennica aluna ученица skolflicka เด็กนักเรียนหญิง kız öğrenci học sinh nữ 女校童


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