Usage examples of "Old" in English with translation to Spanish

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Muiriel is twenty years old. Muiriel tiene veinte años.
An old man came along. Se acercó un anciano.
Who is that old woman? ¿Quién es esa anciana?
How old is your son? ¿Qué edad tiene su hijo?
Old age isn't pleasant. La vejez no es placentera.
He is eighteen months old. Él tiene dieciocho meses.
Everyone dies. I'll grow old too. Todo el mundo muere. Yo también envejeceré.
The cat is twenty days old. El gato tiene veinte días.
Are you ten years old? ¿Tienes diez años?
The old man looks sad. El anciano parece triste.
I met an old woman. Conocí a una anciana.
How old is he then? ¿Qué edad tiene entonces?
Tom died of old age. Tom murió de vejez.
It's only 6 months old! ¡Solo tiene 6 meses!
As one grows old, one becomes a light sleeper. A medida que uno envejece, el sueño se vuelve más liviano.
Helen is seventeen years old. Helen tiene diecisiete años.
I'm an old man. Soy un anciano.
I met with an old woman. Me encontré con una anciana.
How old is your father? ¿Qué edad tiene tu padre?
I'm saving money for my old age. Estoy ahorrando dinero para mi vejez.
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