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Перевод: aged

[прилагательное]
пожилой; старческий; состарившийся; старый; выдержанный;
[существительное]
старики

Тезаурус:

1. In the Netherlands the largest category of young people in residential care (59.9 per cent) is aged between 14 and 17 years.
2. When Roger Collins was sentenced to death aged 18 he had no idea what would happen next.
3. Jampel Changchub, aged 30, was described as a "principal member" of the group and was accused of "collecting information and passing it on to the enemy".
4. The "applicable amount" for a couple where one is aged 80 or more is is 88.45.
5. In households in Great Britain in 1988 where the head of the household was aged 65 or over, 47.5% were owner occupiers without a mortgage and 4.5% with a mortgage, 40% were renting from a council or housing association and 8.5% were renting from private landlords.
6. R. I. Murchison succeeded De la Beche as Director-General in 1855 and held office until he died in 1871, aged 79 years.
7. SIR JOSEPH BURKE, who has died aged 78, was Professor of Fine Arts at Melbourne University for more than three decades, before which he had been a member of Attlee's secretariat at 10 Downing Street.
8. I know I am just an ignorant servant girl, aged seventeen, but I do know some Latin.
9. Britain's oldest fighter pilots, all aged between 90 and 100, will hold their final full reunion on Salisbury Plain tomorrow to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Royal Flying Corps.
10. Aged 37, married, no children.
11. As the camp magazine critic noted: "The effect of soprano and alto parts an octave lower than written by Handel was peculiar but the aged Commandant, Graf Schwerin, thanked the men for the music with trembling voice and tears on his cheeks.")
12. Primary aged children
13. The following year, in September 1988, Sidney Proops died aged 80.