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Describing People - Age

Master English idioms regarding age, like "spring chicken" and "long in the tooth".

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English idioms used to Describe People

a young individual with little or no experience

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a young energetic person that brings new ideas, enthusiasm, and vitality to a group, organization, or activity

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used when someone has learned or experienced something from a very young age

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(of a person) very young or very small

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the time in a person's life marked by youthfulness, inexperience, and being carefree

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used to refer to people who look older than the age they are at

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ripe old age
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an advanced stage of life characterized by a long lifespan and great wisdom

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used to describe someone or something that is old and has existed for a long time

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describing an individual who has lived for a very long time and is not able to do certain activities due to old age

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used to describe an old person who is still very active and healthy

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a senior citizen that spends a lot of time using the Internet

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used to refer to a significant age difference between two people, especially those who are romantically involved with one another

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beyond the peak of one's abilities or career, often implying a decline in performance

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