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少年已老
[shăo nián yĭ lăo]
The phrase '少年已老' (The Youth Has Aged) indicates a sense of premature aging or losing one’s youthful vitality, possibly reflecting feelings of disillusionment, fatigue, or regret about how time has passed.
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年少已过
[nián shăo yĭ guò]
年少已过 translates to Youth Has Passed indicating a period in life after ones teenage years or youth ...
时光已经老去
[shí guāng yĭ jīng lăo qù]
This can be understood as Time has aged suggesting a sense of nostalgia and regret over time past evoking ...
青春还未开始苍老早已来临
[qīng chūn hái wèi kāi shĭ cāng lăo zăo yĭ lái lín]
This means youth hasnt started yet but aging has already come It expresses regret or frustration ...
青春老了
[qīng chūn lăo le]
Meaning youth has grown old it reflects on the fleeting nature of youth and the inevitable passage ...
有種年輕叫衰老
[yŏu zhŏng nián qīng jiào shuāi lăo]
This name implies the paradox of youth and aging suggesting that a certain type of youth experiences ...
凉了时光旧了少年
[liáng le shí guāng jiù le shăo nián]
Means Time grows cold and youth becomes old expressing the passage of time and aging process reflecting ...
渐渐变老
[jiàn jiàn biàn lăo]
Means Gradually Getting Old This reflects a reflective sometimes wistful or resigned attitude ...
未老先衰
[wèi lăo xiān shuāi]
未老先衰 translates into Aging Before One ’ s Time In English this term reflects early exhaustion ...
时光苍老了年华
[shí guāng cāng lăo le nián huá]
Time has aged my youth This phrase evokes a sense of nostalgia and regret about the passage of time ...