低龄 (dī líng) — (attributive) young (in age), low-age

Definition

Used attributively before a noun to mean 'young in age' (typically children). Note: in the example about aging populations, it refers to the average age getting younger, not actual children.

adjective

(attributive) young (in age)low-age

Examples

低龄。
Zhè suǒ xué xiào jiē shōu dī líng ér tóng.
This school accepts young children.
低龄。
Jìn nián lái dī líng liú xué xiàn xiàng yuè lái yuè pǔ biàn.
In recent years, the phenomenon of studying abroad at a young age has become more common.
低龄。
Rén kǒu dī líng huà qū shì zhí dé guān zhù.
The trend of an aging population becoming younger (in average age) deserves attention.

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