be missing; lose

few; little; scanty | [ant] 多

a short while; a moment

stop; cut out; don't

be short of; lack; need | [ant] 多

(adjective) young

suitable for all ages

rosebud; subdeb; subdebutante (lit., "nubile maiden")

Young girls

neither more nor less than

just right

teeny-bopper show; a programme for youths

a form of address formerly used by an employee to his employer's son or by a tenant-peasant to his landlord's son)

young master

less sugar (drink, food)

keep quiet; that\'s enough already; don\'t say anymore; you\'ve said enough

When you need to apply some knowledge and you regret not acquiring enough of it

to regret not having studied harder in the past and only realising now that you need to use that knowledge

a juvenile delinquent

eldest son (of a rich family); a spoilt son of a rich family, spendthrift (short for 大少爺)

name for young master called by servants

slightness

quite a lot; quite a few; quite a bit; heaps; not just a few; not just a little; | Std. Chin.: 不少

not a few, not little

no trivial matter; by no means insignificant

a small portion; a little bit; a few; a smidgen | [粵]: 些少, 啲啲

a small number, a few

a minority

it is a great misfortune for a young person taste success too early

young and ignorant

many a little makes a mickle; accumulate/amass little by little

好少

seldom

very little

too few jobs for too many people (lit., "many monks, little gruel")

seldom; rarely [華]: 很少

adj; a few

short moment

to wait a short moment [written and colloquial]

absolute necessity; sine qua non

a playboy

a young male who is rich and lustful (slang)