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/eidʤ/ * danh từ - tuổi =what is your age?+ anh bao nhiêu tuổi? =to be twenty years of age+ hai mươi tuổi =the age of discretion+ tuổi khôn, tuổi biết suy xét rồi (14 tuổi) =over age+ quá tuổi quy định - tuổi già, tuổi tác =back bent with age+ lưng còng vì tuổi tác - thời đại, thời kỳ =the stone age+ thời kỳ đồ đá =the golden age+ thời kỳ hoàng kim - tuổi trưởng thành =to be (come) of age+ đến tuổi trưởng thành =to be under age+ chưa đến tuổi trưởng thành - (thông tục), ((thường) số nhiều) lâu lắm, hàng thế kỷ =I haven't seen him for ages+ đã lâu lắm tôi không gặp anh ấy - thế hệ !to act (be) one's age - xử sự đúng lúc với bậc tuổi mình !age consent - (xem) consent !to beat one's well - già mà còn khoẻ, nom trẻ hơn tuổi !a dog's age !a coon's age - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) (thông tục) một thời gian dài, hàng thế kỷ !a green old age - tuổi già, tuổi già sung sướng !hoary age - tuổi già, tuổi hạc !the infitmities of age - những bệnh tật lúc tuổi già !to look one's age - (xem) look
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