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I . elder1 [ˈeldəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ

II . elder1 [ˈeldəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. elder (member of tribe):

2. elder (older person):

elder
starszy(-sza) m (f)

elder2 [ˈeldəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

elder → elderberry

See also elderberry

elderberry [ˈeldəˌberi, Am -ɚˌ-] N BOT

I . old [əʊld, Am oʊld] ADJ

1. old (not young or new):

old

4. old (experienced):

old

6. old inf (unimportant):

7. old inf (expressing friendship):

II . old [əʊld, Am oʊld] N

1. old:

the old pl (people)
[ludzie] starsi pl

old age N no pl

Old Bailey N Brit LAW

old boy N Brit

1. old boy inf (old man):

2. old boy (former pupil):

old girl N Brit

1. old girl inf (old woman):

2. old girl (former pupil):

old maid N pej

1. old maid (woman):

2. old maid inf (person):

old man <-men> N pej

old-style ADJ

Usage examples with elder

my elder sister

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
He lost his parents when he was very young, making his only relative his elder brother.
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He was brought up by his elder brothers but ran away from several schools, and he once hit his school captain over the head with a cricket bat.
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Leaving Gibraltar was like escaping from an elder brother in charge of an open jail.
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His wife's family had a tradition of mental illness, which may have a bearing on the fact that their elder son went insane.
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At this time, she also became active in equal rights activism, minority and elder rights.
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Children, it used to be cruelly recited, by elder smote stick than carrot, should be seen, but not heard.
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He was an elder in the Presbyterian church.
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The elder may have married but no wife nor issue are known; the younger fell into dissolute ways and never married.
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Accompanying her is her sole blood relation her elder brother.
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She turned into a beautiful tree by performing a strange ritual with her elder sister.
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