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| Główne tłumaczenia |
| age n | (years lived) | wiek m |
| | At the age of six, David started kindergarten. |
| | W wieku sześciu lat David rozpoczął przedszkole. |
| age n | (era) | era, epoka ż |
| | The age of the dinosaurs ended millions of years ago. |
| | Epoka dinozaurów zakończyła się miliony lat temu. |
| age n | (old age) | starość ż |
| | | podeszły wiek przym. + m |
| | Age does not seem to have impaired his memory. |
| | Wygląda na to, że starość nie osłabiła jego pamięci. |
age,
ages n | figurative (long time) (przenośny) | wieki m, l.mn. |
| | It's been an age since I last saw him. |
| | Ostatni raz widziałem go wieki temu. |
| age⇒ vi | (grow older) | starzeć się zwr. ndk. |
| | | zestarzeć się zwr. dk. |
| | As people age, they develop wrinkles. |
| | Jak ludzie starzeją się, robią im się zmarszczki. |
| age vi | (food, wine: mature) | dojrzewać ndk. |
| | | dojrzeć dk. |
| | Louis leaves his cheese out on the counter to age. |
| | Louis zostawia ser na ladzie, żeby dojrzał. |
Formy złożone:
age | aging |
| act your age interj | informal (stop behaving immaturely) | dorośnij wykrz. |
| | Fred should start acting his age. |
| advanced age n | (old age) | zaawansowany wiek, podeszły wiek przym. + m |
| | Cataracts are a common eye problem, especially for people of an advanced age. |
| age distribution n | (population statistics) | rozłożenie wieku n + m |
| | If you examine the age distribution of a population, you see that there are baby booms after wars end. |
| age gap n | (difference in age) | różnica wieku ż + m |
| | There's a significant age gap between John and his wife. |
| age group n | (people in age range) | grupa wiekowa ż + przym. |
| | The Baby Boomers are the age group that was born after World War II. |
| age limit n | (maximum legal or acceptable age) | granica wiekowa ż + przym. |
| | Most federal judges in the US must retire by the age limit of 75. |
| age limit n | (minimum or maximum legal or acceptable age) | granica wiekowa ż + przym. |
| | 21 is the age limit for buying alcohol. |
| age of consent n | (age at which sex becomes legal) | pełnoletność, pełnoletniość ż |
| | In many countries, the age of consent is determined by the beginning of puberty. |
| age-old adj | (ancient) | starożytny przym. |
| | Hiram Bingham was the first outsider to view the age-old buildings of Machu Picchu. |
| age-old adj | (long-standing) | dawny przym. |
| | I'll give you some age-old advice: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be". |
| at any age adv | (no matter what one's age) | w każdym wieku wyr. |
| | Cancer does not discriminate, it can strike at any age. |
| come of age v | (reach legal or social adulthood) | dorastać ndk. |
| | | dorosnąć dk. |
| | Many cultures have a ritual to celebrate a youth's coming of age. |
| come of age v | (mature, reach maturity, develop fully) | dorastać ndk. |
| | | dorosnąć dk. |
| | When you come of age you take on the responsibilities of an adult. |
| coming of age n | (reaching adulthood) | dorastanie, dojrzewanie n |
| | "Cinema Paradiso" is a film about the coming of age of an Italian boy. |
| drinking age n | (legal age to drink alcohol) | legalny wiek na picie alkoholu |
| | The drinking age in New York is 21 years old. |
| early age n | (infancy) | niemowlęctwo n |
| | My son started reading at an early age - as far as I remember he was only three years old. |
| from age to age adv | (throughout history) | przez wieki przyim. + m, l.mn. |
| | From age to age, the quest to discover has been an imperative of the human race. |
| full age n | (majority, legal age of adulthood) | pełnoletność ż |
| | | dorosły wiek przym. + m |
| golden age n | (finest period in [sth]'s history) | złoty wiek przym. + m |
| | Some look back to the 18th century as the golden age of reason. |
| great age n | (advanced age, old age) | poważny wiek przym. + m |
| | Turtles can live to a great age. |
| ice age n | (cold prehistoric period) | epoka lodowa ż + przym. |
| | Mammoths lived at the end of the last ice age. |
| | Another ice age is due to begin within 1000 years or so. |
| in this day and age adv | (these days) | w tych czasach |
| | No one writes hand-written letters in this day and age. It is difficult to believe that slavery is still tolerated in this day and age. |
| legal age n | (law: age at which you can do [sth]) | pełnoletność ż |
| | | prawnie wymagany wiek wyr. |
| | The government should consider raising the legal age for driving from 17 to 18. |
| mature age n | (middle age) | dojrzały wiek przym. + m |
| | His mother is of mature age at 40 years old. |
| mature age n | (legal adulthood) | dojrzały wiek przym. + m |
| | The law of the United States holds that only those of mature age may purchase cigarettes. |
| middle age n | (mature years: 50s) | średni wiek przym. + m |
| | When Ray reached middle age, he knew he needed to do something to get his body in shape. |
| of age adj | (legally adult) | pełnoletni przym. |
| | How can I be of age to serve in the military but too young to buy a beer? |
| old age n | (latter stages of adulthood) | starszy wiek przym. + m |
| | People often become forgetful in their old age. |
| old age n as adj | (in latter stage of adulthood) | starszy wiek przym. + m |
| | Declining health is an old-age issue for many people. |
| | Podupadające zdrowie to dla wielu ludzi problem w starszym wieku. |
overage,
over-age adj | (older than an age limit) | starszy niż średnio |
| | Tommie was overage and couldn't ride the roller-coaster. |
ripe old age,
ripe age n | informal (advanced age) | sędziwy wiek przym. + m |
| | Grandpa died at the ripe old age of 99. |
| space age n | (period post-1950s onwards) | era kosmiczna ż + przym. |
| | The launch of Sputnik initiated the space age. |
| stone age n | (early period in civilization) | epoka kamienia ż + m |
| | The dinosaurs had already died out by the beginning of the Stone Age. |
| this day and age n | slightly informal (modern times) | obecne czasy przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | The children of this day and age adapt easily to new technology. |
underage,
under-age adj | (person: legally too young) | nieletni, niepełnoletni przym. |
| | It is against the law to buy alcohol for people who are underage. |
underage,
under-age adj | (act: involving a minor) | nieletni, niepełnoletni przym. |
| | Underage sex is illegal in many countries. |