aged in Polish
aged in Polish is sędziwy — aged means old, especially elderly.
aged in Polish
sędziwy
What does "aged" mean?
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adj Old, especially elderly.
"She cares for her aged parents."
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adj Having the specified age.
"A child aged seven can usually read simple books."
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adj Improved or matured over time, especially of food or drink.
"The steak was aged for 28 days."
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aged in a sentence
- She cares for her aged parents.
- The aged oak stood at the edge of the field.
- A child aged seven can usually read simple books.
- The course is for students aged 16 and over.
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What is "aged" in Polish?
"aged" in Polish is sędziwy. aged means: Old, especially elderly.
How do you use "aged" in a sentence?
Example: "She cares for her aged parents." In Polish, "aged" is sędziwy.
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