aged

aged
1. adjective
1)

be aged five — fünf Jahre alt sein

a boy aged five — ein fünfjähriger Junge

2) (elderly) bejahrt
2. plural noun

the aged — die alten Menschen

* * *
adjective
1) (['ei‹id] old: an aged man.) alt
2) ([ei‹d] of the age of: a child aged five.) ...Jahre alt
* * *
aged1
[ˈeɪʤd]
adj after n
a boy \aged 12 ein zwölfjähriger [o zwölf Jahre alter] Junge
children \aged 8 to 12 Kinder [im Alter] von 8 bis 12 Jahren
aged2
[ˈeɪʤɪd]
I. adj (old) alt, betagt
II. n
the \aged pl die alten Menschen pl, die Alten pl
* * *
[eɪdZd]
1. adj
1) im Alter von, ... Jahre alt, -jährig

a boy aged ten — ein zehnjähriger Junge

2) ['eIdZɪd]
person bejahrt, betagt; animal, car, building etc alt, betagt (hum) ['eIdZɪd]
2. pl

the aged — die alten Menschen, die Alten pl

* * *
aged1 [eıdʒd] adj
1. im Alter von …, …jährig, … Jahre alt:
a girl aged eight ein achtjähriges Mädchen
2. a) abgelagert (Wein etc)
b) reif (Käse etc)
aged2 [ˈeıdʒıd]
A adj alt, bejahrt
B s:
the aged koll pl die alten Menschen;
the aged and infirm die Alten und Schwachen
* * *
1. adjective
1)

be aged five — fünf Jahre alt sein

a boy aged five — ein fünfjähriger Junge

2) (elderly) bejahrt
2. plural noun

the aged — die alten Menschen

* * *
adj.
bejahrt adj.
im Alter von ausdr.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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