年を取って頭がぼけているの英語

Age breaks one's spirit.

to become feeble because of the infirmities of age

One will sober down with age.

One's sight grows dim with age.

Old men are short-tempered.

to fall into second childhood

I am infirm with age―decrepit.

An old man will be querulous.

He has sobered down with age.

Old men are often light sleepers.

One will grow out of love as one grows older―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Age will cool one's love.

the condition of becoming aged and feeble

Prudence will come with years

the recurrence of something over a number of years

of people, the condition of growing old

One's memory fails (one) with age.

One acquires dignity with age.

He is infirm with age―decrepit.

One's memory fails （one） with age.

Act your age.

to make a round of New Year's calls

of an elderly person, an age at which both mental and physical deterioration is noticeable

You will understand it as you grow older.

One's energy declines with age.

When one has grown old, it is all up with one.

I am old and helpless.

a person who makes a round of New Year's calls

As one grows old, one becomes a light sleeper.

to grow old entirely

the state of being elderly