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bright young thing

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bright young thing
n (fashionable) → junger Schicki (inf), → junge Schicki (inf); (male also) → Sonnyboy m; (talented) → hoffnungsvolles Talent; bright young things (recalling the 1920s) → die Jeunesse dorée


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In this coming-of-age story set in the 1960s, newcomer Carey Mulligan stars as a bright young thing whose dad - Alfred Molina - has high hopes for her future.
It follows the bright young things at a performing arts school.
EVERTON were left saluting their bright young things as they ended AZ's unbeaten home record in Europe stretching back over 32 matches.
 
 
 
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