Pronunciation: /eɪdʒ/
noun the length of time that a person has lived or a thing has existed
A1 My grandmother is 80 years old.
A2 Children under the age of 12 get free admission to the museum.
B1 As people age, their bodies undergo various changes.
B2 The legal age for purchasing alcohol in this country is 21.
C1 The age of the universe is estimated to be around 13.8 billion years old.
C2 Age is just a number, it's how you feel inside that truly matters.
verb None
A1 She ages gracefully and doesn't worry about getting older.
A2 As people age, they may experience changes in their physical abilities.
B1 Regular exercise can help slow down the aging process.
B2 Some people age more quickly than others due to genetics and lifestyle factors.
C1 The actress has aged remarkably well over the years, maintaining her beauty and talent.
C2 With advancements in medical technology, people are now able to age more gracefully and maintain their health for longer periods of time.
adjective None
A1 She has a new age phone that can do everything.
A2 The hotel offers age-appropriate activities for children.
B1 The wine tasted better with age.
B2 The classic car was restored to its original age.
C1 His age-defying skincare routine keeps him looking young.
C2 The antique furniture was carefully preserved to maintain its age-old charm.
adverb None
A1 She runs fast for her age.
A2 He speaks English fluently for his age.
B1 The child behaves maturely for her age.
B2 The athlete performs exceptionally well for his age.
C1 The artist's work is beyond her age.
C2 The scientist's discoveries are ahead of his age.
pronoun None
A1 Age doesn't matter when it comes to friendship.
A2 Age is just a number, it's how you feel that matters.
B1 As we age, our priorities often change.
B2 Age can bring wisdom and experience.
C1 With age comes a greater understanding of life.
C2 Age should be embraced as a natural part of life.
preposition None
A1 I am the same age as my sister.
A2 The legal age for driving in this country is 18.
B1 She retired at the age of 65.
B2 He achieved a lot at a young age.
C1 At the age of 30, she decided to change careers.
C2 The age of the universe is estimated to be around 13.8 billion years.
conjunction None
A1 I am the same age as my sister.
A2 She is older, but we still get along well despite the age gap.
B1 As we age, our priorities and interests may change.
B2 Age is just a number; it doesn't define who we are as individuals.
C1 Despite his age, he continues to excel in his career.
C2 Age brings wisdom and experience that cannot be underestimated.
interjection None
A1 Age! I can't believe how fast time flies.
A2 Age! Look at how big that tree has grown.
B1 Age! It's hard to keep up with all the new technology.
B2 Age! I remember when that building was just a field.
C1 Age! The advancements in medicine are truly remarkable.
C2 Age! Reflecting on the past can bring a sense of nostalgia.
article None
A1 My age is 25.
A2 She looks younger than her age.
B1 At my age, I should start thinking about retirement.
B2 Age is just a number, it's how you feel that matters.
C1 As we age, our priorities and perspectives often change.
C2 The concept of age is a complex interplay of biological, psychological, and social factors.
formal The legal age to drive in this country is 18.
informal I can't believe she's lying about her age again.
slang She's looking good for her age, don't you think?
figurative The age of technology has brought about many changes in our society.
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