Jeune-fille
[zhœn fee-yuh] /ʒœn ˈfi yə/
noun, plural jeunes filles
[zhœn fee-yuh] /ʒœn ˈfi yə/ (Show IPA). French.
1.
a girl or young woman.
n.
French, literally “young girl.”
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