Pronunciation: /skriːn.ə.dʒər/
noun a portmanteau of 'screen' and 'teenager'
A1 A screenager is a young person who is very skilled with technology.
A2 My cousin is a screenager and helps me fix my computer when it's not working.
B1 As a screenager, Sarah spends most of her free time on her smartphone or laptop.
B2 Being a screenager, Mark is always up to date with the latest apps and gadgets.
C1 The screenager generation is shaping the future of technology with their innovative ideas.
C2 Screenagers are often seen as digital natives who effortlessly navigate the online world.
formal The screenager spent hours each day on their smartphone, engaging in various social media platforms.
informal My screenager cousin is always glued to their laptop, playing online games.
slang I feel like such a screenager when I can't stop scrolling through TikTok.
figurative In today's digital age, it seems like everyone is turning into a screenager, constantly connected to their devices.
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