old
әuldn. past times (especially in the phrase `in days of old') · a. (used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age · a. of long duration; not new
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And then, but feel, but Saoirse, thirteen, thirteen years old, nominated for an Oscar, which is amazing.
然后，但是感觉，但是瑟夏，十三岁，获得奥斯卡提名，这太棒了。
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It's a two-year-old Ryzen five, six-core chip, sixteen gigs of RAM.
它是一颗两年前的Ryzen 5六核芯片，配有16GB内存。
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I am in Gen Z, whereas James is a millennial, and he's really old.
我是Z世代，而詹姆斯是千禧一代，他真的很老了。
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Everything was green, just like the old reflecting pool.
到处都是绿色的，就像旧的倒影池一样。
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And for those who say otherwise and that it's getting old, covering his face.
至于那些说我不一样，说遮住他的脸已经过时的人。
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