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2021-06-14 11:06
Young blood American singular noun noun
A youthful person or people with lots of ideas who energize and motivate others among group.
With current situation, education field indeed requires more young blood to dedicate.
The only reason for his business success is because he is always bring opportunities for young blood in his company and accept their unique ideas.
It is no doubt to say that she is the young blood invigorating us.
A person who just arrives to a new place, situation or circumstance.
- Hey Sam, do you think what I said sounds true? - God, Carol, she's just a young blood here. She doesn't get what's happening.
A young black male who is an African American. This phrase is usually used as "youngblood" in this case.
That cool youngblood is my dude!
It is never too late for someone of any age to learn new things.
This phrase is always written as singular noun.
"Young blood" originated from African-American culture and was commonly used in 70's.
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