Usage of "centenarians"

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Person who lives to or beyond the age of 100 years.

Ús de centenarians en anglès

There were a surprising number of octogenarians and even centenarians interred here. 
 Bloodfever 

Nowadays the centenarians for the most part fall ultimate victims to paralysis. 
 Camps, Quarters, and Casual Places 

Sixty-nine subjects were administered an extensive neuropsychological test battery designed for centenarians. 
 Pubmed 

Four Aberdeen centenarians have proven you are never too old for fitness. 
 BBC 

The cost of honouring Japan's centenarians will continue to rise, however. 
 The Guardian 

However, there are thought to be many more super-centenarians alive today. 
 The Guardian 

The global number of centenarians should strongly increase during the 21 st century. 
 Pubmed 

Thirty nine percent of centenarians used social media, compared to 56 percent of boomers. 
 Reuters 

Being born a girl helps: 85% of the world's centenarians are female. 
 The Guardian 

After landing, the centenarians went on a tour of London. 
 The Irish Times 

From this came a list of 70 gene mutations found mostly in the centenarians. 
 Wired 

Like their children and grandchildren, centenarians have turned to the Internet to stay connected. 
 Reuters 

But does this tally with the advice of other centenarians? 
 The Guardian 

By avoiding murderous food, we may hope to become centenarians. 
 The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II 

Sardinia also produces an usually large number of centenarians, people who reach age one hundred. 
 Wired 

The number of centenarians has been increasing ever since. 
 BBC 

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Translations for centenarians

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Centenarians a través del temps

Centenarians per variant geogràfica

Estats Units d'Amèrica

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Significats de centenarians en anglès