young
[形容詞]
still in the earlier stages of life
若い,幼い, not old
Ex: The garden was full of young plants sprouting after the rain.
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old
[形容詞]
living in the later stages of life
年老いた,古い, not young
Ex: The old gentleman greeted everyone with a warm smile.
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middle-aged
[形容詞]
(of a person) approximately between 45 to 65 years old, typically indicating a stage of life between young adulthood and old age
中年の
Ex: The middle-aged man enjoyed his evening walks in the park.
中年の男性は公園での夕方の散歩を楽しんでいた。
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adult
[形容詞]
fully developed and mature
大人の, 成熟した
Ex: The adult cat is independent and no longer requires constant care like a kitten.
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junior
[形容詞]
intended for or related to young people, particularly in sports
ジュニア、若者向け
Ex: The junior league baseball game will be held on Saturday morning for players aged 12 to 14.
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aged
[形容詞]
old and mature of age
年配の, 古い
Ex: The aged professor's lectures are filled with wisdom and insight gained from years of experience.
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teenage
[形容詞]
having the age of thirteen to nineteen
ティーンエイジの, 若い
Ex: She is enjoying her teenage years, filled with new experiences and friendships.
彼女は新しい経験と友情に満ちた10代の年を楽しんでいます。
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youthful
[形容詞]
having the characteristics that are typical of young people
若々しい, 青春の
Ex: Despite her age, she had a youthful appearance, with smooth skin and a radiant smile.
彼女の年齢にもかかわらず、滑らかな肌と輝く笑顔で、若々しい外見をしていた。
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[形容詞]
having reached full physical growth or natural development
Ex: The forest contains hundreds of mature oak trees.
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