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Meanings of old person in English
Portuguese
velho Catalan
persona gran Usage of old person in English
1
It's the second time today I've been awakened by an old person.
2
A 23-year- old person died at the festival two years prior to that.
3
Her eyes were very bright-notlike the eyes of an old person.
4
They accepted politely but unenthusiastically; green tea was an old person's flavor.
5
He is a charming old person, and so is his aged wife.
6
She felt lame and stiff, like an old person afflicted with rheumatism.
7
The officers took chains and bound the old person to the stake.
8
Why does a child need more food proportionately than an old person?
9
You base old person, I will cleave your skull-piece with this shovels!
10
Max, you old person, have you seen them, or have you not?
11
It was like an old , old person, feebly hobbling through the air.
12
Bringing this new old person back home requires patience and time.
13
She gave me a brief look that said, 'I am an old person.
14
The religion of an old person is merely so much reflex nervous action.
15
I would manage it, and you could join with some other old person.
16
It is important to maintain an old person's dignity and independence.
This collocation consists of:
Old person through the time
Old person across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common