old

oldadjective

UK/əʊld/US/oʊld/

Dạng từ: older · oldest

1
AGE
A1having lived or existed for a long time
- My grandparents are quite old now.
- This is the oldest building in the town.
2
HOW OLD
A1used to talk about someone's or something's age
- How old are you?
- She's ten years old.
3
NOT NEW
A1used or owned for a long time
- I gave my old clothes to a charity shop.
4
BEFORE
A2from an earlier time, but not now
- I went back to visit my old school.
- My old job was much more stressful.
5
KNOWN LONG
B1known for a long time
- He's an old friend of mine.

UK/əʊld/US/oʊld/

Dạng từ: older · oldest

1
AGE
A1having lived or existed for a long time
- My grandparents are quite old now.
- This is the oldest building in the town.
2
HOW OLD
A1used to talk about someone's or something's age
- How old are you?
- She's ten years old.
3
NOT NEW
A1used or owned for a long time
- I gave my old clothes to a charity shop.
4
BEFORE
A2from an earlier time, but not now
- I went back to visit my old school.
- My old job was much more stressful.
5
KNOWN LONG
B1known for a long time
- He's an old friend of mine.