Traductions de „aging“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

ag·ing ADJ Am

aging → ageing:

Voir aussi : ageing

age·ing [ˈeɪʤɪŋ] ADJ

ageing person

starajoč se

ageing machinery

zastarevajoč

I . age [eɪʤ] SUBST

1. age (length of existence):

age

starost f

he's about your age

on je približno tvojih let

the club takes children of all ages

klub sprejema otroke vseh starosti

to be 45 years of age

biti star 45 let

wrinkled with age

zguban od starosti

to be under age

biti mladoleten

to come of age

postati polnoleten

to feel one's age

čutiti breme let

sb looks his/her age

kazati svoja leta

she doesn't look her age

ne kaže svojih let

at the age of 80

pri osemdesetih

at your age

pri svojih letih

at your age you should know better!

pri svojih letih bi že moral bolje vedeti!

2. age (era):

age

obdobje n

age

doba f

in this day and age

dandanes

down the ages

skozi stoletja

3. age (long time):

an age ages

celo večnost

the meeting took ages

sestanek je trajal celo večnost

II . age [eɪʤ] VERBE intr

1. age (become older):

age

starati se [perf postarati se]

2. age CULIN:

age

zoreti [perf dozoreti]

III . age [eɪʤ] VERBE trans

1. age CULIN:

age

starati

2. age (make look older):

age

postarati

ˈage brack·et SUBST

age bracket

starostno obdobje n

age group SUBST

age group

starostna skupina f

ˈage lim·it SUBST

age limit

starostna meja f

ˈage spot SUBST

age spot

starostna pega f

ˈBronze Age SUBST no plur the Bronze Age

Bronze Age

bronasta doba f

ˈIce Age SUBST

Ice Age

ledena doba f

I . ˈIron Age SUBST

Iron Age

železna doba f

II . ˈIron Age ADJ

Iron Age

iz železne dobe

Iron Age settlement

naselbina iz železne dobe

mid·dle ˈage SUBST no plur

middle age

srednja leta n plur

in middle age after subst

srednjih let

in middle age after subst

v srednjih letih

New ˈAge SUBST

New Age

new age m

New Age

nova doba f

old ˈage SUBST no plur

old age

starost f

re·ˈtire·ment age SUBST (of a worker)

retirement age

starostna meja f za upokojitev

ˈschool age SUBST

school age

šoloobvezna starost f

ˈspace age SUBST no plur the space age

space age

vesoljska doba f

ˈStone Age SUBST the Stone Age

Stone Age

kamena doba f

third ˈage SUBST the third age

third age

tretje življenjsko obdobje n

old age ˈpen·sion·er SUBST Aus GB

old age pensioner

[starostni] upokojenec(upokojenka) m (f)

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Though it has been characterized as virtually undrinkable, it is excellent for distillation and aging.

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That means the naked mole-rat ribosomes make fewer errors when producing proteins, resulting in less cell damage and less aging.

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The implications of these findings for cognitive aging are clear dietary moderation and regular exercise will enhance cognitive function.

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Several types of accelerated aging of packaging and materials can be accomplished in a laboratory.

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While this cognitive mistake is often attributed to aging, researchers say that college undergraduates are guilty of misnaming as well.

www.dailymail.co.uk

They have endured the physical scars of amputated, frostbitten limbs and the mental scars of premature aging, memory loss, and, some say quietly, impotence.

foreignpolicy.com

Sufferers exhibit symptoms resembling accelerated aging, including wrinkled skin.

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Many people fear the aging process and are willing to go to great lengths to try to halt it.

www.theglobeandmail.com

It is prepared by the reaction between sodium silicate and acetic acid, which is followed by a series of after-treatment processes such as aging, pickling, etc.

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The effects of aging on fruit fly livers and plant tissues with grafted cancerous growths were also studied.

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