The pronunciation of old is English [ld]. The old lady stroked the cat sitting next to her. The old woman stroked the kitten squatting beside her. Old comparative: older; ; Highest level: the oldest; ; Noun: old age
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Old [adjective] (adjective) old, original, past, former, old, old, known for a long time, familiar, showing intimacy or informality. Old times, past, past ... old people, antiques and old things are all memorable.
Ancient; Old; Old. Old age; No longer young, ancient, ancient, belonging to the past era; Not recent or modern ... A particle age [a] was known a long time ago; Before the family [a]; Having rich experience or practice. Network interpretation
1. English: From the perspective of philology, people usually like to divide English into Old English, Middle English, Early Modern English and Modern English. English literature in the Middle Ages should include Old English literature and Middle English literature. The composition of old English is relatively clear.
2. Old:) New file, so how to find an old file older than filename? I don't know! # _ #) # Find the age (age? ) new file, so how to find the old file older than filename? I don't know! #_#)
3. Old: The application of 4 D anaphora logical reasoning common sense is juxtaposed with the strange car and loud noise in front. Meaning should not be an open, old window with curtains, but a broken window.
4. outdated: old molds. He (he) studied hard and diligently, and even the cuffs (hem) were worn out. People should still pay attention to conscience and morality, and let their souls have a resting place. Looking forward to, looking forward to, the new year.
5. Old age: obstructive pulmonary disease; Various obstructive pulmonary diseases
6. Old: organic light-emitting display; Organic light emitting display oled
7. Old: open-loop damping; Open loop damping
Fourth, examples
The old lady stroked the cat sitting next to her.
The old woman stroked the kitten squatting beside her.
He invited me to his house to talk about the past.
He invited me to his house to talk about the past.
The cupboard is full of old fishing gear.
The cupboard is full of old fishing gear.
Public opinion opposed the old feudal system.
Public opinion opposed the old feudal system.
How old are you?
How old are you?
His five-year-old son clings to him like a leech.
His five-year-old son is always pestering him.
Five, commonly used phrases
Used as an adjective (adjective) casually and carelessly; Messily
Very old, very old; archaic
Ancient, since ancient times
Much older than sb. [Mother] is much older than sb.
The sensible age has grown up, and it is time to know what is good and what is bad.
Sixth, lexical collocation.
Used as an adjective ~+noun old lady old woman old maid old man old school old school old student old wine old wine seven, word meaning discrimination
Old maid, old lady, old lady and old woman all refer to "women", but their meanings and usage are different: 1. Old maid is generally used as a nickname for children to their mothers or husbands to their wives, and can also be used as a nickname for women of any age (such as elder sister), sometimes with derogatory meanings, which is a kind of ironic or disrespectful title. In British schools, it can refer to "female alumni" and "female graduates". Old maid can also be used as a pet name of mare, which is often translated as "old buddy". 2. Old lady and old lady are synonyms, which are equivalent to "wife" and "wife" in Chinese, and are used to refer to "a mother-in-law". 3. Old woman is a kind of spoken language, used between children and mothers or between husband and wife, with the same meaning as old girl. Used as a metaphor, it can mean "a man who is timid, behaves like a woman or lacks initiative." Old, old and old can all mean "old, old". The difference is: old means old, close to the end of life; Being old means being past middle age, which means "getting old and approaching old age", which often means respect and majesty. For example, she is a six-year-old woman. She is an elderly woman, maybe 60 years old. Age means "old", which means frail and senile. For example, an old woman was sitting by the fire moping. An old woman was sitting by the fire, muttering to herself. Old and ancient capital have the meaning of "ancient" and "ancient". Ancient refers to the occurrence or existence of a long time ago, but it may not exist now; Old means it has existed for a long time. Ancient times refers to a generally longer time than ancient times. The ancient antonym is recent; The antonym of old is young or new. The following three sentences have the same meaning: he is five years older than me. He is five years older than me. The following two sentences have different meanings: Old Tom died a week ago. Old Tom passed away a week ago. The following two phrases have different meanings: a person's old man's husband, his parents, the old man's boss, the captain, the principal, and the chief (especially the company commander). The adjectives ancient, old and ancient all mean "ancient". Ancient refers to things that happened or existed a long time ago. When used to describe history, it refers to ancient times. Old refers to something that has existed for a long time. When used with times, it refers to ancient times. When used with heaven, it refers to the former or old society. Antiques refer to things that are already very old or quite antique, and are generally of high value. Old related synonyms
Age, elderly people
Old related antonym
young
Old related adjacent words
Olds，OL，Olda，olde，oldy，Oldi，Oldak，Oldne，oldie，Oldys，older，Oldin
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