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24 examples found containing '年老いる' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

むらびとたち

はその

をミータと

びました。

The village people called the old woman Meta.

りんごの

が

が

えられました。

The apple trees grew old and new ones were planted.

いていた。

He was very old.

いたスミスさんは

をためている。

Old Mr Smith is saving as much money as he can.

は

に

でした。

He was very old and ill.

ら

とも

いてるとは

われなかった。

Neither of them seemed old.

は

いた。

He grew old.

に

が

んでいました。

A long time ago, there lived an old king on a small island.

その

は

に

した。

The detective disguised himself as an old gentleman.

も

べないほど

いているということはない。

No man is so old he cannot learn.

りょうしん

のことも

えてみるべきだ。

You must think of your old parents.

の

はまだ

きている。

His old cat is still alive.

は

の

をしている。

She takes care of her old mother.

は

いていたので

げなかった。

He was too old to swim.

イングランドにある

が

んでいました。

Once there lived an old king in England.

若い人たちは、年老いた人たちに親切にすべきだ。

The young should be kind to the old.

が

がっていることから

の

えで

ちょうじゅ

を

す。

Since it has a stoop like an elderly person, it symbolized longevity.

その

は

のよき

しはじめた。

The old teacher began to talk about the good old days.

のご

りょうしん

のことを

るべきだ。

You must think of your old parents at home.

１

の

が

の

を

してくれた。

An old lady guided us through the castle.

は

を

して、やさしい

で

に

いた。

The old man leaned forward and asked his wife with a soft voice.

が、

しゅうねん

を

な

ゆうしょく

を

べていた。

A very elderly couple is having an elegant dinner to celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary.

むかしむかし

に

が

んでいました。

Long, long ago, there lived an old king on a small island.

その

のうえんぬし

は

きゅうりょう

を

いませんでした。

The old farmer did not pay him much money.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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