年を取ると若いときほど食べられなくなるの英語

the condition of being young forever

I am infirm with age―decrepit.

One's eyesight begins to fail with age.

As one grows old, one becomes a light sleeper.

Though he is old, he has lost none of his energy―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Age has deprived him of none of his energy.

Though old, he can cope with the young.

The older we grow, the poorer our memory becomes.

Thoses who do not work in their youth, see hardships in their old age.

Young as he is, he is old in experience.

The older we grow, the less innocent we become.

to become useless because of the infirmities of age

We must consider his youth―take his youth into consideration―take his youth into account―make allowances for his youth.

Age can not wither her

“Young sinner, old saint.”【イディオム・格言的】

The older we grow, the less innocent we become.

Old men are short-tempered.

One's sight grows dim with age.

As one grows older, one becomes more silent.

to be precocious and unchildlike

ageless and immortal

If you do not work in your youth, you will come to woe in your old age.

One's memory fails (one) with age.

He is infirm with age―decrepit.

Age breaks one's spirit.

Old men are often light sleepers.

My memory fails me as I grow older

Exercise will keep your bones green.

As a man grows older, he will grow in moderation.

An old man will be querulous.

He is wearing out his youth in inaction.