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A n the elderly (+ v pl) les personnes fpl âgées ; care of the elderly soins mpl aux personnes âgées.B adj1 [person, population] âgé ; her elderly father son vieux père ; an elderly couple un couple de personnes âgées ;2 [vehicle, machinery, aircraft] vieux/vieille (before n). -
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elderly [ˈeldəlɪ]1. adjective[person] âgé ; [vehicle, machine] plutôt vieux ( vieille f) ; (masculine before vowel or silent "h") vieil2. plural noun* * *['eldəlɪ] 1.2.the elderly — (+ v pl) les personnes fpl âgées
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elderly ['eldəlɪ]âgé;∎ my elderly uncle mon vieil oncle;∎ she's getting rather elderly elle se fait bien vieille∎ the elderly les personnes fpl âgées -
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♦ elderly /ˈɛldəlɪ/A a.1 anziano; attempato2 vecchiotto; antiquatoB n. collett.– the elderly, gli anziani. -
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elderly [ˊeldǝlɪ] aпожило́й, почте́нный -
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adjective ((rather) old: an elderly lady.) mayor, ancianoelderly adv ancianotr['eldəlɪ]1 mayor, anciano,-a1 los ancianos nombre masculino pluralelderly ['ɛldərli] adj: mayor, de edad, ancianoadj.• anciano, -a adj.• añoso, -a adj.• machucho, -a adj.• mayor adj.• viejo, -a adj.
I 'eldərli, 'eldəliadjective mayor, de edad, ancianoan elderly lady — una señora mayor or de edad, una anciana
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['eldǝlɪ]1.ADJ mayor, de edadan elderly gentleman — un señor mayor, un caballero de edad avanzada
2.NPLthe elderly — las personas mayores, los ancianos
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I ['eldərli, 'eldəli]adjective mayor, de edad, ancianoan elderly lady — una señora mayor or de edad, una anciana
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1. прил.1)а) общ. пожилой, старый, престарелый, почтенный ( о людях старческого возраста)a resort for elderly people — курорт для престарелых [пожилых\] людей
See:б) общ. ( имеющий отношение к пожилым людям)2) общ. старомодный, старый (о чем-л.)2. сущ.elderly clothes — старая [старомодная\] одежда
общ. пожилые, старики ( люди старческого возраста)In 2000 almost 50% of the income of the elderly came from the state pension. — В 2000 г. почти половину доходов пожилых людей составляла государственная пенсия.
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1. adjective2. plural nounmy parents are both quite elderly now — meine Eltern sind beide inzwischen ziemlich alt geworden
* * ** * *el·der·ly[ˈeldəli, AM -ɚli]II. n▪ the \elderly pl ältere Menschen, Senioren* * *['eldəlɪ]adjältlich, ältere(r, s) attr* * ** * *1. adjective 2. plural noun* * *adj.ältlich adj. -
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['eldəlɪ] 1.1) [person, population] anziano2) [ vehicle] vecchio, antiquato2.the elderly — + verbo pl. gli anziani
* * *adjective ((rather) old: an elderly lady.) anziano* * *['eldəlɪ] 1.1) [person, population] anziano2) [ vehicle] vecchio, antiquato2.the elderly — + verbo pl. gli anziani
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демогр. население старшего [пожилого\] возраста (люди старше определенного возраста, обычно 65 лет)The elderly population increased elevenfold between 1900 and 1994; the nonelderly increased only threefold. — Население пожилого возраста увеличилось в 11 раз между 1900 и 1994 годами; население прочих возрастов выросло лишь в 3 раза.
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['eldəlɪ]adjпожилой, почтенный- elderly aged man- elderly man
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adjective ((rather) old: an elderly lady.) eldreadj. \/ˈeldəlɪ\/1) eldre2) aldrende, tilårskommen -
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['ɛldəlɪ] 1. adjstarszy, w podeszłym wieku post2. nplthe elderly — ludzie vir pl starsi
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1. a пожилой, преклонного возраста2. a престарелыеСинонимический ряд:old (adj.) advanced; aged; ancient; declining; in the autumn years; of a ripe age; old; olden; patriarchal; retired; seasoned; senior; venerable; wintryАнтонимический ряд:
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