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الْكُنْبَاثِيَّة
Fälligkeitsverfahren
I. age [eɪʤ] N
1. age (length of existence):
Alter nt <-s, ->
to act [or be] one's age
at sb's age
in jds Alter
2. age no pl LAW:
Wahlalter nt <-s, ->
3. age no pl (old age):
Alter nt <-s, ->
4. age (life expectancy):
Lebenserwartung f <-> kein pl
age of a star
Lebensdauer f <-> kein pl
5. age (era):
Zeitalter nt <-s, ->
Ära f <-, Ä̱ren>
6. age usu pl inf (long time):
Ewigkeiten inf pl
II. age [eɪʤ] VB intr
1. age:
2. age FOOD:
III. age [eɪʤ] VB trans
1. age usu passive FOOD:
2. age (make sb look older):
to age sb hairstyle, make-up, clothes
to age sb strain, suffering
3. age (treat):
4. age (determine the age of):
to age sth
AGE [ˌeɪʤi:ˈi:] N
AGE FOOD, MED abbreviation of advanced glycation end product
ag·ing ADJ Am, Aus
aging → ageing
ageing TRANSP SAFETY
age·ing, Am, Aus ag·ing [ˈeɪʤɪŋ] ADJ attr, inv
ageing person
ageing machinery
meth·od [ˈmeθəd] N
1. method (way of doing sth):
Methode f <-, -n>
method TECH
Verfahren nt <-s, ->
Kommunikationsweg m <-(e)s, -e>
2. method no pl (order):
System nt <-s, -e>
Phrases:
there is method in [or Am to] sb's madness
aging method N TRANS PROCESS
method N CTRL
Present
Iage
youage
he/she/itages
weage
youage
theyage
Past
Iaging
youaging
he/she/itaging
weaging
youaging
theyaging
Present Perfect
Ihaveaged
youhaveaged
he/she/ithasaged
wehaveaged
youhaveaged
theyhaveaged
Past Perfect
Ihadaged
youhadaged
he/she/ithadaged
wehadaged
youhadaged
theyhadaged
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There are still efforts required to further validate these aging methods and to determine new techniques.
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Other themes are also present, such as prejudice, aging, failure, poverty and middle-class ennui, but these are typically seen from an ironic and detached perspective.
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In a study conducted in 2011 on mice, senescent cells were deliberately eradicated, which led to greater resistance against aging-associated diseases.
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The term indefinite lifespan represents a more achievable state of affairs, because it merely implies freedom from death by aging or infirmity.
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The set-to highlights the passions that can arise when the future of an aging religious property is in the balance.
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