英：['eɪdʒɪd]
美：[ 'edʒɪd]
aged如何读
aged是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 年老的，年迈的，老年的，上年纪的 ，极老的
- ...岁的
- 老年人特有的，表示老年特征的
- 陈的，陈年的
- 成熟的
- 【物】被老化的
- 达到几岁龄的，年龄在…岁的
- 衰老的，苍老的
- 动词age的过去式和过去分词形式
- 老人
aged词根
词根：age
adj.ageing 变老的，老化的
ageless 永恒的；不老的
n.age 年龄；时代；寿命，使用年限；阶段
aging 老化；陈化，熟化
ageing 老化；变老，成熟
ageism 对老年人的歧视
agedness 老年；高龄
agism 歧视老年人（尤指在就业和住房方面）
v.ageing 变老（age的现在分词）
vi.age 成熟；变老
vt.age 使成熟；使变老，使上年纪
aged英英释义
Noun
1. people who are old;
"special arrangements were available for the aged"
Adjective
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"
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"
4. of wines, fruit, cheeses; having reached a desired or final condition; (`aged' pronounced as one syllable);
"mature well-aged cheeses"
5. (used of tobacco) aging as a preservative process (`aged' is pronounced as one syllable)
aged词组
at the age of在…岁
of age成年
old age老年；晚年
at one's age在…这个年龄(或岁数)
information age信息时代
years of age岁；年岁
new agen. 新时代；新世纪
with age随着年龄的增长；因年久
for one's age就其年龄而论
age group同年龄范围内的人
middle age中年；中世纪
average age平均年龄
young age年轻时代；童年
golden age黄金时代；鼎盛时期
ice age冰期；[地]冰河时代
modern age现代；当代
stone age石器时代
digital age数字时代；数字化时代
age structure年龄构成；年龄分布
retirement age退休年龄
aged词源中文解释
15世纪中期，“活了很久”，中期15世纪，过去分词形容词来自 age（v.）。意思是“被允许变老”（指奶酪等）可追溯至1873年。意思是“年龄为”的来源于1630年代。《远大前程》（1860-61）中的 Aged Parent。相关： Agedness。
aged词源英文解释
Middle English, from past participle of agen "to age >entry 2" (modeled on Anglo-French agé)
The first known use of aged was in the 15th century
aged儿童词典英英释义
agelessadjective
not growing old or showing the effects of age
an ageless face
eternal sense 1, timeless
ageless truths
agelessadjective
not growing old or showing the effects of age
an ageless face
eternal sense 1, timeless
ageless truths
ageismnoun
prejudice or discrimination against people of a particular age and especially against the elderly
age1 of 3noun
the time of life when a person attains some right or capacityespecially: majority sense 1 come of age
the voting age is 18
the time from birth to a specified date
a child six years of age
normal lifetime
the later part of life
youth and age
a period of time associated with a particular person or thing the age of exploration
machine age
a long period of time
did it ages ago
age2 of 3verb
to become or cause to become old or old in appearance
his troubles aged him
to become or cause to become mellow or mature : ripen
letting cheese age
-age3 of 3noun suffix
total amount : collection
mileage
action : process
coverage
result of
breakage
rate of
dosage
house or place of
orphanage
state : status
bondage
fee : charge
postage
agedadjective
ˈā-jədvery old
an aged oak
ˈājdhaving reached a specified age
a child aged ten
agedadjective
ˈā-jədvery old
an aged oak
ˈājdhaving reached a specified age
a child aged ten
aged 例句
1 Kaisa’s dark brown boots were comfortably worn and scuffed, the leather lined and aged.
2 “Oh, dear me, no. I like to think of myself as an aged but extremely erudite scholar.”
3 She seemed an aged woman, such as in great houses care for the children or guard the storerooms.
4 The guests were mostly middle-aged men talking business.
客人们大多是谈生意的中年男人。
5 He was to succeed a distant relative, an aged country lawyer who had a well-established practice.
6 volunteers aged between 25 and 40
25至40岁的志愿者
7 He received the aged Oedipus whom everyone else had cast out.
8 A middle- aged woman, hands in her coat pockets, the legs of her jogging suit bunching above her boot tops, no more bizarre than most and easily forgotten.
9 Dr. David McCleland studied one-hundred people, aged eighteen to sixty, to prove the point.
戴维·麦克莱兰博士对100个年龄在18岁到60岁之间的人进行了研究，以证明自己的论点。
10 I recognized the twinkle in his eyes, but his face ... he looked like he’d aged forty years.
11 That, in addition to the claims that Drake goes after inappropriately aged women, has fueled a firestorm of speculation online — with internet sleuths digging up blind items and blog posts in hopes of stitching together a possible deeper meaning in all of Lamar’s disses.
12 We are offering free holidays for children aged two to eleven inclusive.
我们提供的度假活动，两岁至十一岁的儿童免费。
13 She looked as though she had aged twenty years.
14 Today every citizen aged eighteen or over has the right to vote.
如今,年满18周岁或18周岁以上的公民都有选举权.
15 An aged witch stood in front of him, holding a tray of what looked horribly like whole human fingernails.
16 Our family adopted a child aged eight.
我们家领养了一个八岁的孩子.
17 It had been almost six years since Morrow had last spoken to the media, but he didn’t seem to have aged a day.
18 Demented and powerless, the aged being could only weep and mumble in fear and pain and misery, and he shrank away from what seemed like yet another threat.
19 “Ah, little Leo,” said Sammy Valdez, aged well into his seventies.
20 There was no handle and no keyhole: nothing but a plain expanse of aged wood, and a bronze knocker in the shape of an eagle.
aged 同义词
1 老年期
4 年老
old elderly ageing age be long in the tooth hoary consenescence agedness senility eld long in the teeth
5 老年期的
6 古老的
old ancient antique archaic age-old immemorial auld medieval mossy crusted hoar antiquity old as the hills
8 长寿的
10 老人们
12 很老的
13 破旧的
conked-out old shot poor rusty shabby wretched seedy run-down sleazy scruffy decrepit raunchy creaky ratty beat-up scrubby dog-eared bedraggled rattletrap unwearable scrubbed raddled flea-bitten crocky
17 老年人
19 极老的
20 旧的
21 长寿
24 破旧
conked-out old shot poor rusty shabby wretched seedy run-down sleazy scruffy decrepit raunchy creaky ratty beat-up scrubby dog-eared bedraggled rattletrap unwearable scrubbed raddled flea-bitten crocky raunch
25 高龄
aged 短语相关
the aged
the middle-aged