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/əʊld/
US
/oʊld/
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old
adjective
older
Comp.
oldest
Super.
UK
/əʊld/
US
/oʊld/
старый
He lives in an old house.
Он живет в старом доме.
древний
The ancient ruins are a testament to the old civilization.
Древние руины являются свидетельством древней цивилизации.
пожилой
The old man walked slowly down the street.
Пожилой мужчина медленно шел по улице.
Traductions supplémentaires
ветхий
устаревший
прежний
бывалый
Synonymes
ancient
aged
elderly
mature
vintage
antique
timeworn
senior
historic
worn
Antonymes
new
old
noun
olds
pl
UK
/əʊld/
US
/oʊld/
Used chiefly with the definite article to denote elderly people collectively; occasionally countable in informal usage.
Synonymes
elder
elders
elderly
the elderly
elderly person
elderly people
senior
seniors
senior citizen
senior citizens
old-timer
old-timers
the aged
the ancients
veteran
Définitions
old
adjective
Having lived for a long time; no longer young.
The old man walked slowly down the street.
Belonging to the past; former.
She wore an old dress that reminded her of her childhood.
Showing the effects of age or wear.
The old book had yellowed pages and a worn cover.
Familiar or well-known from the past.
It was nice to see an old friend after so many years.
Being a specified number of years (or other units of time) in age.
The puppy is six months old.
Used before a noun to show affection, familiarity, or mild emphasis.
Good old Sarah always knows how to cheer me up.
old
noun
Elderly people considered as a group (usually with the definite article).
The government introduced new benefits for the old.
Informal. One's parents.
I'm spending the weekend with the olds.
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