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Detailed Translations for aged from English to Swedish
aged:
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aged
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aged (elderly; old)
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aged (very old; advanced in years)
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the aged (elderly)
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aged (advanced in years; old)
Translation Matrix for aged:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
en äldre person | aged; elderly | |
äldre | elderly people | |
- | elderly | |
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
äldre | aged; elderly; old | legacy |
- | cured; elderly; of age; older; ripened; senior | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
ålderstigen | advanced in years; aged; old | |
ålderstiget | advanced in years; aged; old | |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
gammal | aged; elderly; old | old |
gammalt | aged; elderly; old | flat; old; stale; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid |
högåldrig | advanced in years; aged; very old | |
högåldrigt | advanced in years; aged; very old | |
mycket gammalt | advanced in years; aged; very old | |
åldrad | aged | |
åldrat | aged |
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Wiktionary Translations for aged:
aged form of age:
Conjugations for age:
present
- age
- age
- ages
- age
- age
- age
simple past
- aged
- aged
- aged
- aged
- aged
- aged
present perfect
- have aged
- have aged
- has aged
- have aged
- have aged
- have aged
past continuous
- was ageing
- were ageing
- was ageing
- were ageing
- were ageing
- were ageing
future
- shall age
- will age
- will age
- shall age
- will age
- will age
continuous present
- am ageing
- are ageing
- is ageing
- are ageing
- are ageing
- are ageing
subjunctive
- be aged
- be aged
- be aged
- be aged
- be aged
- be aged
diverse
- age!
- let's age!
- aged
- ageing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for age:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
epok | age; epoch; era; period; time | |
era | age; epoch; era; period; time | |
livslängd | age; life span; lifetime | durability; life; lifespan; permanence; permanency |
livstid | age; life span; lifetime | lifetime |
mogna | ripening | |
period | age; epoch; era; period | period; period of time; space; space of time; term; time |
tidsräkning | age; calendar; era | |
tidsålder | age; epoch; era; period; time | |
ålder | age; calendar; epoch; era; life span; lifetime; old age; period | |
- | eld; geezerhood; historic period; long time; old age; years | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
bli vuxen | age; mature; ripen | |
mogna | age; mature; ripen | |
växa till sig | age; mature; ripen | become overgrown |
åldersfördela | age | |
åldra | age | |
åldras | age; mature; ripen | be ageing; grow grey |
- | get on; maturate; mature; senesce | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
tidevarv | age; epoch; period | |
tidsålder | day |
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Wiktionary Translations for age:
age
Cross Translation:
verb
noun
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generation (see also generation)
- age → generation
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a long time
- age → åratal
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great period in the history of the Earth
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particular period of time in history
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one of the stages of life
- age → ålder
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latter part of life
- age → ålderdom
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part of the duration of a being or thing between its beginning and any given time
- age → ålder
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whole duration of a being
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• age | → år | ↔ Jahr — erreichtes Lebensalter, Lebensjahr, durch Zusätze punktuell qualifiziertes Jahr |
• age | → livslängd | ↔ Lebensdauer — die Dauer des Lebens, von der Geburt bis zum Tod |
• age | → era | ↔ Zeitalter — größerer Abschnitt der Menschheitsgeschichte |
• age | → åldras | ↔ altern — (intransitiv) älter werden |
• age | → hårdgöra; förhärda; härda | ↔ aushärten — Technik, transitiv, Hilfsverb haben: ein Material durch technische Verfahren verfestigen und damit hart machen |
• age | → ålderdom | ↔ vieillesse — âge avancé. |
• age | → ålder; ålderdom | ↔ âge — Période écoulée depuis la naissance |
• age | → epok | ↔ époque — moment de l’histoire qui ordinairement marquer par quelque événement considérable. |
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