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aged

/eɪdʒd/

Übersetzungen

agedadjektiv

more aged

Komp.

most aged

Super.

/eɪdʒd/

пожилой

The aged man walked slowly down the street.

Пожилой мужчина медленно шел по улице.

старый

The aged wine had a rich and complex flavor.

Старое вино имело богатый и сложный вкус.

выдержанный

The aged cheese was a delicacy at the party.

Выдержанный сыр был деликатесом на вечеринке.

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Synonyme

Antonyme

agedsubstantiv

aged

Pl.

/ˈeɪdʒd/

Collective plural noun meaning "elderly people" (usually with the definite article).

ageverb

aged

Präteritum

aged

Präteritum

aged

Partizip Perfekt

aging

Gerundium

/eɪdʒ/

стареть

As people age, they often gain wisdom.

По мере того как люди стареют, они часто приобретают мудрость.

взрослеть

Children age quickly during their first few years.

Дети быстро взрослеют в первые несколько лет.

созревать

Wine can age well if stored properly.

Вино может хорошо созревать, если его правильно хранить.

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Synonyme

mature

grow older

advance in years

get older

develop

Definitionen

agedadjektiv

Having lived for a long time; old.

The aged oak tree stood tall in the middle of the field.

Having reached a specified age (used postpositively with a numeral).

He enlisted, aged just 18.

Characteristic of old age; showing the effects of aging.

The aged furniture gave the room a vintage feel.

Having been matured or kept for a period of time to develop flavor or character (of food, drink, etc.).

The whisky is aged for twelve years in oak barrels.

agedsubstantiv

Elderly people considered as a group.

The government introduced new benefits for the aged.

ageverb

To grow older or cause to grow older.

As the wine ages, its flavor becomes more complex.

To mature or develop over time.

The cheese is aged for several months to enhance its taste.

To show signs of aging, such as wrinkles or gray hair.

Stress can cause a person to age prematurely.