aged 音标拼音: ['edʒd] ['edʒɪd]
a . 年老的,经过相当岁月的,有…岁的
年老的,经过相当岁月的,有…岁的
aged 人工老化的
aged 老化
aged adj 1 :
advanced in years ; (`
aged '
is pronounced as two syllables ); "
aged members of the society "; "
elderly residents could remember the construction of the first skyscraper "; "
senior citizen " [
synonym : {
aged }, {
elderly },
{
older }, {
senior }]
2 :
at an advanced stage of erosion (
pronounced as one syllable );
"
aged rocks "
3 :
having attained a specific age ; (`
aged '
is pronounced as one syllable ); "
aged ten "; "
ten years of age " [
synonym : {
aged (
a )},
{
of age (
p )}]
4 :
of wines ,
fruit ,
cheeses ;
having reached a desired or final condition ; (`
aged '
pronounced as one syllable ); "
mature well -
aged cheeses " [
synonym : {
aged }, {
ripened }]
5 : (
used of tobacco )
aging as a preservative process (`
aged '
is pronounced as one syllable ) [
synonym : {
aged }, {
cured }]
n 1 :
people who are old collectively ; "
special arrangements were available for the aged " [
synonym : {
aged }, {
elderly }] [
ant :
{
young }, {
youth }]
Aged \
A "
ged \ ([=
a ]"
j [
e ^]
d ),
a .
1 .
Old ;
having lived long ;
having lived almost to or beyond the usual time allotted to that species of being ;
as ,
an aged man ;
an aged oak .
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2 .
Belonging to old age . "
Aged cramps ." --
Shak .
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3 . ([=
a ]"
j [
e ^]
d or [=
a ]
jd )
Having a certain age ;
at the age of ;
having lived ;
as ,
a man aged forty years .
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Age \
Age \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Aged };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Aging }.]
To grow aged ;
to become old ;
to show marks of age ;
as ,
he grew fat as he aged .
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They live one hundred and thirty years ,
and never age for all that . --
Holland .
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I am aging ;
that is ,
I have a whitish ,
or rather a light -
colored ,
hair here and there . --
Landor .
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93 Moby Thesaurus words for "
aged ":
abiding ,
advanced ,
advanced in life ,
advanced in years ,
age -
long ,
age -
old ,
along in years ,
ancient ,
antediluvian ,
antique ,
chronic ,
constant ,
continuing ,
developed ,
diuturnal ,
doddering ,
durable ,
elderly ,
enduring ,
evergreen ,
full -
blown ,
full -
fledged ,
full -
grown ,
fully developed ,
getting on ,
gray ,
gray with age ,
gray -
haired ,
gray -
headed ,
grey ,
grown old ,
hardy ,
hoar ,
hoary ,
immutable ,
in full bloom ,
intransient ,
inveterate ,
lasting ,
long -
lasting ,
long -
lived ,
long -
standing ,
long -
term ,
longeval ,
longevous ,
macrobiotic ,
mature ,
matured ,
mellow ,
mellowed ,
of long duration ,
of long standing ,
old ,
old as Methuselah ,
olden ,
patriarchal ,
pensioned off ,
perdurable ,
perduring ,
perennial ,
permanent ,
perpetual ,
persistent ,
persisting ,
remaining ,
retired ,
ripe ,
ripened ,
seasoned ,
sempervirent ,
senectuous ,
senescent ,
senile ,
senior ,
stable ,
staying ,
steadfast ,
superannuated ,
tempered ,
timeworn ,
tottery ,
tough ,
unfading ,
venerable ,
vital ,
white ,
white with age ,
white -
bearded ,
white -
crowned ,
white -
haired ,
wrinkled ,
wrinkly ,
years old
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