agedKK [ˈedʒd] ｜ /ˈeɪdʒd/
GEPT 中級
C1adjective
having attained a specific age (pronounced as one syllable)
The aged cheese had a sharp flavor that delighted the taste buds.
B2adjective
advanced in years (pronounced as two syllables)
The aged couple sat on the park bench, reminiscing about their youth.
年邁的；老年的
C1adjective
having reached a desired or final condition, typically of wines, fruit, and cheeses (pronounced as one syllable)
The aged Parmesan cheese had a rich, nutty flavor.
C1adjective
aged as a preservative process, typically of tobacco (pronounced as one syllable)
The premium cigars had been properly aged for a minimum of five years to enhance their flavor and aroma.
B2adjective
at an advanced stage of erosion (pronounced as one syllable)
The aged ruins of the once-great castle were a haunting reminder of the passage of time.
年久的；老舊的
B2noun
group of people who are old collectively
The aged in the nursing home enjoyed bingo night.