| 释义 |
agey, a. arch.,|ˈeɪdʒɪ|
var. agy a.
1547W. Salesbury Dict. in Engl. & Welshe sig. G4v, Hoedloc, agey. 1672Locke Let. in B. Rand Locke & Clarke (1927) 78 Those are earthly pleasures for clodpate mortals, and we agey men contemn them. 1852P. J. Bailey Festus (ed. 5) 132 Thee, agey world, thee, universal Heaven. |