age 英 [eɪdʒ]   美 [edʒ]

age

age  英 [eɪdʒ] 美 [edʒ]

n. 年龄;阶段 

进行时:ageing  过去式:aged  过去分词:aged  第三人称单数:ages  名词复数:ages 

He guessed her age. 他猜对了她的年龄。
The age of a person  一个人的年龄

  • Your age is the number of years you've been alive. If your cat is six, you can say that he's "six years of age."
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  • n. 年龄;阶段
  • 1. He guessed her age.

    他猜对了她的年龄。

  • 2. The age of a person

    一个人的年龄

  • 3. at the age of 87

    在87 岁那年

age / eɪdʒ ; NAmE eɪdʒ / noun , verb age ages aged ageing noun 1 [countable ,  uncountable ] the number of years that a person has lived or a thing has existed 年龄 He left school at the age of18. 他 18 岁读完中学。 She needs more friends of her own age. 她需要更多的同龄朋友。 children from 5–10 years of age *5 至 10 岁的儿童 Young people of all ages go there to meet. 不同年龄的年轻人都去那里聚会。 When I was your age I was already married. 我在你这个年纪时已经结婚了。 He started playing the piano at an early age. 他幼年开始弹钢琴。 All ages admitted. 老幼均可入内。 Children over the age of12 must pay full fare. *12 岁以上儿童须购全票。 She was beginning to feel her age (= feel that she was getting old). 她开始感到自己上年纪了。 He was tall for his age (= taller than you would expect, considering his age). 以他的年龄,他算高个子。 There's a big age gapbetween them (= a big difference in their ages). 他们的年龄相差很大。 ways of calculating the age of the earth 计算地球年龄的方法 2 [uncountable ,  countable ] a particular period of a person's life 年龄段 middle age 中年 15 is an awkward age. *15 岁是个尴尬的年纪。 He died of old age. 他终其天年。 see also the third age 3 [countable ] a particular period of history (历史上的)时代,时期 the nuclear age 核时代 the age of the computer 计算机时代 see also Bronze Age , Iron Age , New Age , Stone Age 4 [uncountable ] the state of being old 老年;陈年;破旧;老化 Wine improves with age. 陈酒味浓。 The jacket was showing signs of age. 这件夹克已露出破旧的痕迹。 the wisdom that comes with age 随着年龄而增加的智慧 5 ages [plural ] ( also an age [singular ] ) ( informal) ( especially BrE) a very long time 很长时问 I waited for ages. 我等了好长时间。 It'll probably take agesto find a parking space. 大概得老半天才能找到停车位。 Carlos left ages ago. 卡洛斯老早就离开了。 It's been an age since we've seen them. 我们有很长一段时间没有见到他们了。 6 [countable ] ( geology ) a length of time which is a division of an epoch IDIOMS ˌbe/ˌact your ˈage to behave in a way that is suitable for sb of your age and not as though you were much younger 行为和年龄相称;举止不再有孩子气 ˌcome of ˈage 1 when a person comes of age,they reach the age when they have an adult's legal rights and responsibilities 成年;达到法定年龄 see also coming of age 2 if sth comes of age,it reaches the stage of development at which people accept and value it 成熟;发达 ˌlook your ˈage to seem as old as you really are and not younger or older 容貌与年龄相当 ˌunder ˈage not legally old enough to do a particular thing 未到法定年龄 It is illegal to sell cigarettes to children who are under age. 售香烟给未到法定年龄的儿童是非法的。 see also underage more at advanced , certain adj. , day , feel v. , grand adj. , ripe verb ( ag·ing , aged , aged ) HELP  In BrEthe present participle can also be spelled age·ing. 英式英语中,现在分词也可拼作 ageing。 1 [intransitive ] to become older 变老 As he aged, his memory got worse. 他随着年事增高,记忆力就变差了。 The population is aging (= more people are living longer). 人口正在老龄化。 2 [transitive ] to make sb/sth look, feel or seem older 使显老;使变老;使苍老 agesb The shock has aged her. 这次打击让她显得苍老了。 agesth Exposure to the sun ages the skin. 太阳曝晒会使皮肤粗老。 3 [intransitive ,  transitive ] to develop in flavour over a period of time; to allow sth to do this (使)成熟,变陈 SYN mature The cheese is left to age for at least a year. 这种奶酪至少要搁一年才成熟。 agesth The wine is aged in oak casks. 这种酒是用栎木酒桶放陈的。 COLLOCATIONS 词语搭配 The ages of life 年龄段 Childhood/youth 童年/青年时期 be born and raised/bredin Oxford; into a wealthy/middle-class family 在牛津出生并长大;在一个富裕/中产阶级家庭出生并长大 havea happy/an unhappy/a tough childhood 有一个幸福/不幸/艰苦的童年 grow upin a musical family/an orphanage; on a farm 成长于音乐之家/孤儿院/农场 be/grow upan only child (= with no brothers or sisters) 是独生子 reach/hit/enter/go throughadolescence/puberty 进入/经历青春期 be inyour teens/early twenties/mid-twenties/late twenties 十几岁;二十出头;二十五岁左右;将近三十岁 undergo/experiencephysical/psychological changes 经历生理/心理变化 give in to/succumb to/resistpeer pressure 屈服于/顶住同辈的压力 assertyour independence/individuality 维护独立/个性 Adulthood 成年 leaveschool/university/home 离开学校/大学/家 go out towork (at sixteen) (16 岁)投身工作 get/finda job/partner 找到工作/伴侣 be/getengaged/married 订婚;结婚 have/geta wife/husband/mortgage/steady job 有妻子/丈夫/按揭贷款/稳定的工作 settle down and havekids/children/a family 安定下来并生儿育女 begin/start/launch/builda career (in politics/science/the music industry) 开始(政治/科学/音乐)职业生涯 prove (to be)/represent/mark/reacha (major) turning point for sb/in your life/career 最终成为/代表/标志/达到某人/某人人生/某人职业生涯的(重要)转折点 reach/be well into/settle intomiddle age 进入/安度中年 have/suffer/go througha midlife crisis 经历中年危机 take/considerearly retirement 提前退休;考虑提前退休 approach/announce/enjoyyour retirement 临近/宣布/享受退休 Old age 老年 have/see/spend time withyour grandchildren 有孙辈;与孙辈共度时光 take up/pursue/developa hobby 开始/追求/培养一种爱好 get/receive/draw/collect/live ona pension 得到/提取/领取退休金;靠退休金生活 approach/save for/die fromold age 临近晚年;存钱养老;老死 live toa ripe old age 高寿 reachthe grand old age of 102/23 ( often ironic) 活到 102 / 23 岁高龄(常作反语) be/become/be getting/be goingsenile ( often ironic) 变得衰老(常作反语) die (peacefully)/pass awayin your sleep/after a brief illness 睡梦中/患病不久(平静地)离开人世 age / eɪdʒ ; NAmE eɪdʒ /
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