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多老几岁
[duō lăo jĭ suì]
A Few Years Older : A wish to age slightly more often used with sarcasm in selfmockery It expresses ...
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一下子变老
[yī xià zi biàn lăo]
Translates directly to became old instantly This could be selfdeprecating humor acknowledging ...
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有人不知老
[yŏu rén bù zhī lăo]
This phrase humorously points out the fact some people seem unaware of getting older In a lighthearted ...
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苍颜老去
[cāng yán lăo qù]
Translating to aging with a weathered appearance this name evokes a sense of getting older gracefully ...
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糟老头
[zāo lăo tóu]
The literal meaning would be crappy old man It sounds selfdeprecating on the surface often humorously ...
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老妄人
[lăo wàng rén]
This refers to someone who is old but still behaves wildly or irresponsibly elderly fool It can imply ...
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一副未老先衰的模样
[yī fù wèi lăo xiān shuāi de mó yàng]
Translates to A face of premature aging The user may be lamenting their own perceived or actual early ...
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一世终苍老
[yī shì zhōng cāng lăo]
Ultimately one grows old A rather melancholy statement indicating the inevitability of ...
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花甲老太婆
[huā jiă lăo tài pó]
Old Lady in Her Sixties refers not only to age but potentially to wisdom and maturity or selfdeprecation ...