old-timer
/ˌəʊldˈtaɪ.mər/noun
B2formalcommon/ˌəʊldˈtaɪ.mər/A noun referring to an experienced person who has been through many battles or someone who has given long service, or an elderly man.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее опытного человека, прошедшего через множество сражений, или того, кто долго служит, или пожилого мужчину.esSustantivo que se refiere a una persona con mucha experiencia, que ha pasado por muchas situaciones o batallas, o a alguien que lleva mucho tiempo en un lugar o servicio, o a un hombre anciano.frNom désignant un homme âgé, ou une personne expérimentée ayant traversé de nombreuses épreuves, ou encore quelqu'un qui a longtemps servi dans un domaine.deSubstantiv, das einen erfahrenen Menschen bezeichnet, der viele Kämpfe oder Einsätze durchgestanden hat, oder jemanden, der lange in einem Dienst oder Amt tätig ist, oder einen älteren Mann.ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa experiente, que passou por muitas batalhas, ou que serve há muito tempo, ou um homem idoso.zh名词，指经验丰富、经历过许多战斗的人，或长期任职的人，或年长的男子。arاسم يدل على شخص ذي خبرة طويلة، خاصة من خاض معارك كثيرة أو خدم مدة طويلة، أو على رجل مسن.
- Experienced veteran B2 informal
A person who has been involved in a particular activity or field for a long time and has gained significant experience.
- The old-timer at the factory taught me all the tricks of the trade.
- He's an old-timer in the music industry, having played with legends.
- The team relies on the old-timers for their wisdom and steady hands.
ruВетеранesVeterano experimentadofrVétéran expérimentédealter HaseptVeteranozh老手arمُخضرم
- Elderly person A2 informal
An older person, typically a man, who is advanced in age.
- The old-timer sat on the porch and watched the sunset.
- A group of old-timers gathered at the park to play chess.
- The old-timer told stories about the town's history.
ruПожилой человекesPersona mayor, ancianofrPersonne âgéedeAlter MannptPessoa idosazh老人arالمسنّ
- old-timers plural form
- old-timers' possessive plural form
- old-timer's possessive singular form