Definition of middle-aged in English:

middle-aged

adjective mɪdəlˈeɪdʒd

1(of a person) aged about 45 to 65.
the crowd was predominantly middle-aged
the last-gasp ambitions of the middle-aged
Example sentencesExamples
- He still looks remarkably buff for an embittered, middle-aged alcoholic.
- Scratch the surface of the middle-aged techie, and there lies a seething monster.
- They try to reach out to younger customers without alienating the middle-aged beer drinkers who are their core customers.
- The young are in debt mortgaged up to the hilt, and the middle-aged are in clover, sitting on a semi-detached gold mine.
- Clothing stores aimed at the middle-aged will be looking for nostalgic tracks from their customers' adolescence.
- She was just a handsome middle-aged lady having lunch with a friend in Beverly Hills.
- He was a middle-aged good ol' boy from Oklahoma who ran a barber shop with a candy-striped pole revolving out in front.
- Extreme sports has become shorthand for "cool" to middle-aged filmmakers obsessed with wealth.
- It looks like the exhibition résumé of a middle-aged, internationally successful artist.
- In the title painting, we see two middle-aged men shaking hands.
1. 1.1 Characteristic or typical of middle-aged people.
  a novel about middle-aged angst
  Example sentencesExamples
  She was nominated for her role in the middle-aged love story Something's Gotta Give.
  It stuck the whole monsters-of-rock vibe way to the back, behind the fallibility and even behind the middle-aged anger of three multimillionaire dads.
  Strip away the money and the middle-aged hang-ups, and the dynamics of rock-and-roll bands bear a striking similarity to those of a dysfunctional adolescent gang.
  It's not just moms and dads fighting the middle-aged spread who are rushing to sign on the dotted line of membership forms.
  They sum it up as a craze about the middle-aged crisis of meaning for a coterie of Yale Law School graduates and their confused friends.
  They decided to shrug off the middle-aged image for the Corolla and displayed the Corolla XRS.
  The subdued lighting of the interior scenes certainly helped to enhance the middle-aged beauty of the beautifully poised Lady Dedlock.
  These kisses are presented as fulfilling, not as the middle-aged lust dismissed by Hamlet in Shakespeare's play.
  He finds a way into the heart of the middle-aged experience, from all kinds of angles.
  It's a rich and suggestive work that contrasts the middle-aged disillusion of the professor with his memories of his favorite student.

Definition of middle-aged in US English:

middle-aged

adjectiveˌmidl ˈājd

1(of a person) aged about 45 to 65.
the crowd was predominantly middle-aged
the last-gasp ambitions of the middle-aged
Example sentencesExamples
- It looks like the exhibition résumé of a middle-aged, internationally successful artist.
- They try to reach out to younger customers without alienating the middle-aged beer drinkers who are their core customers.
- Extreme sports has become shorthand for "cool" to middle-aged filmmakers obsessed with wealth.
- The young are in debt mortgaged up to the hilt, and the middle-aged are in clover, sitting on a semi-detached gold mine.
- She was just a handsome middle-aged lady having lunch with a friend in Beverly Hills.
- Scratch the surface of the middle-aged techie, and there lies a seething monster.
- He still looks remarkably buff for an embittered, middle-aged alcoholic.
- Clothing stores aimed at the middle-aged will be looking for nostalgic tracks from their customers' adolescence.
- In the title painting, we see two middle-aged men shaking hands.
- He was a middle-aged good ol' boy from Oklahoma who ran a barber shop with a candy-striped pole revolving out in front.
1. 1.1 Characteristic or typical of middle-aged people.
  a novel about middle-aged angst
  Example sentencesExamples
  He finds a way into the heart of the middle-aged experience, from all kinds of angles.
  It's not just moms and dads fighting the middle-aged spread who are rushing to sign on the dotted line of membership forms.
  It stuck the whole monsters-of-rock vibe way to the back, behind the fallibility and even behind the middle-aged anger of three multimillionaire dads.
  She was nominated for her role in the middle-aged love story Something's Gotta Give.
  They decided to shrug off the middle-aged image for the Corolla and displayed the Corolla XRS.
  It's a rich and suggestive work that contrasts the middle-aged disillusion of the professor with his memories of his favorite student.
  The subdued lighting of the interior scenes certainly helped to enhance the middle-aged beauty of the beautifully poised Lady Dedlock.
  Strip away the money and the middle-aged hang-ups, and the dynamics of rock-and-roll bands bear a striking similarity to those of a dysfunctional adolescent gang.
  They sum it up as a craze about the middle-aged crisis of meaning for a coterie of Yale Law School graduates and their confused friends.
  These kisses are presented as fulfilling, not as the middle-aged lust dismissed by Hamlet in Shakespeare's play.

单词	middle-aged
释义	Definition of middle-aged in English: middle-aged adjective mɪdəlˈeɪdʒd 1(of a person) aged about 45 to 65. the crowd was predominantly middle-aged the last-gasp ambitions of the middle-aged Example sentencesExamples He still looks remarkably buff for an embittered, middle-aged alcoholic. Scratch the surface of the middle-aged techie, and there lies a seething monster. They try to reach out to younger customers without alienating the middle-aged beer drinkers who are their core customers. The young are in debt mortgaged up to the hilt, and the middle-aged are in clover, sitting on a semi-detached gold mine. Clothing stores aimed at the middle-aged will be looking for nostalgic tracks from their customers' adolescence. She was just a handsome middle-aged lady having lunch with a friend in Beverly Hills. He was a middle-aged good ol' boy from Oklahoma who ran a barber shop with a candy-striped pole revolving out in front. Extreme sports has become shorthand for "cool" to middle-aged filmmakers obsessed with wealth. It looks like the exhibition résumé of a middle-aged, internationally successful artist. In the title painting, we see two middle-aged men shaking hands. 1.1 Characteristic or typical of middle-aged people. a novel about middle-aged angst Example sentencesExamples She was nominated for her role in the middle-aged love story Something's Gotta Give. It stuck the whole monsters-of-rock vibe way to the back, behind the fallibility and even behind the middle-aged anger of three multimillionaire dads. Strip away the money and the middle-aged hang-ups, and the dynamics of rock-and-roll bands bear a striking similarity to those of a dysfunctional adolescent gang. It's not just moms and dads fighting the middle-aged spread who are rushing to sign on the dotted line of membership forms. They sum it up as a craze about the middle-aged crisis of meaning for a coterie of Yale Law School graduates and their confused friends. They decided to shrug off the middle-aged image for the Corolla and displayed the Corolla XRS. The subdued lighting of the interior scenes certainly helped to enhance the middle-aged beauty of the beautifully poised Lady Dedlock. These kisses are presented as fulfilling, not as the middle-aged lust dismissed by Hamlet in Shakespeare's play. He finds a way into the heart of the middle-aged experience, from all kinds of angles. It's a rich and suggestive work that contrasts the middle-aged disillusion of the professor with his memories of his favorite student. Definition of middle-aged in US English: middle-aged adjectiveˌmidl ˈājd 1(of a person) aged about 45 to 65. the crowd was predominantly middle-aged the last-gasp ambitions of the middle-aged Example sentencesExamples It looks like the exhibition résumé of a middle-aged, internationally successful artist. They try to reach out to younger customers without alienating the middle-aged beer drinkers who are their core customers. Extreme sports has become shorthand for "cool" to middle-aged filmmakers obsessed with wealth. The young are in debt mortgaged up to the hilt, and the middle-aged are in clover, sitting on a semi-detached gold mine. She was just a handsome middle-aged lady having lunch with a friend in Beverly Hills. Scratch the surface of the middle-aged techie, and there lies a seething monster. He still looks remarkably buff for an embittered, middle-aged alcoholic. Clothing stores aimed at the middle-aged will be looking for nostalgic tracks from their customers' adolescence. In the title painting, we see two middle-aged men shaking hands. He was a middle-aged good ol' boy from Oklahoma who ran a barber shop with a candy-striped pole revolving out in front. 1.1 Characteristic or typical of middle-aged people. a novel about middle-aged angst Example sentencesExamples He finds a way into the heart of the middle-aged experience, from all kinds of angles. It's not just moms and dads fighting the middle-aged spread who are rushing to sign on the dotted line of membership forms. It stuck the whole monsters-of-rock vibe way to the back, behind the fallibility and even behind the middle-aged anger of three multimillionaire dads. She was nominated for her role in the middle-aged love story Something's Gotta Give. They decided to shrug off the middle-aged image for the Corolla and displayed the Corolla XRS. It's a rich and suggestive work that contrasts the middle-aged disillusion of the professor with his memories of his favorite student. The subdued lighting of the interior scenes certainly helped to enhance the middle-aged beauty of the beautifully poised Lady Dedlock. Strip away the money and the middle-aged hang-ups, and the dynamics of rock-and-roll bands bear a striking similarity to those of a dysfunctional adolescent gang. They sum it up as a craze about the middle-aged crisis of meaning for a coterie of Yale Law School graduates and their confused friends. These kisses are presented as fulfilling, not as the middle-aged lust dismissed by Hamlet in Shakespeare's play.
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