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aging

/ˈeɪ.dʒɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈeɪ.dʒɪŋ/B2formalamericanmedical
  • ruАмериканский вариант написания 'ageing', обозначающий процесс старения или изнашивания со временем.

The American English spelling of 'ageing', referring to the process of growing older or becoming worn over time.

  1. Becoming olderA2formal

    The process of growing older, especially referring to people or living things.

    ruСтареющий

    • The aging population needs better healthcare services.
    • She takes care of her aging parents.
    • Aging athletes often face challenges in competition.

    Synonymssenescent

  2. Showing signs of ageB1informal

    Appearing old or worn due to age.

    ruСтареющий

    • The aging building required major renovations.
    • His aging car finally broke down on the highway.
    • The aging furniture gave the room a vintage feel.

    Synonymsagedancientdecrepitelderlyoldtimewornweatheredworn

    Antonymsagelessfreshnewyoungyouthful

Forms
  • more aging comparative form
  • most aging superlative form
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noun

/ˈeɪ.dʒɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruПроцесс старения или состояние старости.

A noun referring to the process of growing older or the state of being old.

uncountable

  1. Process of growing olderB1formal

    The natural process of becoming older, typically associated with physical and mental decline.

    ruПроцесс старения

    • Aging is an inevitable part of life.
    • Scientists are researching ways to slow down aging.
    • The study focused on the effects of aging on memory.

    Synonymssenescence

    Antonymsrejuvenation

  2. Aging populationB2formal

    The demographic phenomenon where the proportion of older people in a society increases.

    ruСтареющее население

    • Many countries face challenges from an aging population.
    • Government policies address issues of an aging population.
    • Healthcare costs rise due to the aging population.
  3. Maturing of productsC1formalculinary

    The process of allowing food, wine, or cheese to mature and improve in flavor.

    ruВыдержка

    • The aging of the cheese enhances its rich flavor.
    • Proper aging of whiskey requires years in oak barrels.
    • The wine benefits from careful aging in the cellar.

    Synonymscuringmaturationmellowingripeningseasoning

Forms
  • agings plural form
  • agings' possessive plural form
  • aging's possessive singular form
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verb

age/eɪdʒ/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий процесс взросления или старения со временем.

A verb used to indicate the process of growing older or maturing over time.

  1. Become olderA1formal

    To grow older, typically showing physical or mental changes over time.

    ruСтареть

    • Everyone ages as time passes.
    • She aged gracefully over the years.
    • The wine ages in oak barrels for better flavor.

    Synonymsmaturesenesce

    Antonymsrejuvenate

  2. Cause to mature or deteriorateB1informal

    To make something or someone appear older or more mature.

    ruСостарить

    • The stress aged him beyond his years.
    • The sun aged the paper quickly.
    • Hard work aged the machine prematurely.

    Synonymsdevelopmaturemellowripenseason

    Antonymsrejuvenate

Forms
  • aged past participle
  • aged past simple
  • ageing present participle
  • aging present participle
  • ages third person singular
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