aging in French
aging in French is vieillissant, vieillissement, sénescence — aging means the natural process of growing older.
aging in French
vieillissant
Becoming elderly.
vieillissement
The process of becoming older or more mature.
sénescence
The deliberate process of making something (such as an antique) appear (or, in science fiction, become) older than it is.
What does "aging" mean?
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noun The natural process of growing older.
"Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints."
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noun Making something look or become older on purpose, such as furniture or wine.
"The carpenter used a special stain for the aging of the new oak table."
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aging in a sentence
- Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints.
- Doctors are studying how diet affects healthy aging.
- The carpenter used a special stain for the aging of the new oak table.
- Cheese needs months of aging in a cool cellar to develop its flavour.
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What is "aging" in French?
"aging" in French is vieillissant, vieillissement, sénescence. aging means: The natural process of growing older.
How do you use "aging" in a sentence?
Example: "Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints." In French, "aging" is vieillissant, vieillissement, sénescence.
Are there other ways to say "aging" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "aging": vieillissant, vieillissement, sénescence.
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