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lad Noun 1. a boy or young man 2. Informal any male 3. the lads Informal a group of males [perhaps from Old Norse]
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lad Translationslad n lad [lӕd] a boy or a youth I knew him when he was a lad.seunصَبي، فتىмладежchlapecdrengjunger Kerlνεαρός, παλικαράκιmuchacho, chico, chavalpoiss, noormeesپسربچهpoikagarçonנַעַרलड़का, नवयुवकdječakifjúpemudadrengur, strákurragazzo, ragazzino少年소년jaunuolis, vaikinaszēns; puisisbudakknaapgutt(unge), ungguttchłopiecrapazbăiat; tânărмальчик, юношаchlapecmladeničmomakpojke, gosse, grabbเด็กหนุ่มoğlan çocuğu, delikanlı小伙子хлопець, хлопчикلڑکاchàng trai小伙子 |
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By this the Irishman knew that she had sent the lad to wait on him. He saw at first no way in which he could, with safety to himself, wreak vengeance upon Tarzan through the medium of Tarzan's son; but that great possibilities for revenge lay in the boy was apparent to him, and so he determined to cultivate the lad in the hope that fate would play into his hands in some way in the future. After waiting some minutes, a lad appeared and touched his hat. |
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