Old age creeps upon us unnoticed.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Old age creeps upon us unnoticed.

Old age creeps up on us before we know it.

Age creeps up on us.

We become forgetful as we grow older.

One's eyesight begins to fail with age.

When we are old, we tend to act more and more out of mere habit.

One's memory fails (one) with age.

People are apt to become disillusioned as they grow older.

People tend to become disillusioned as they grow older.

The older we grow, the more forgetful we become.

a disparity in age [position]

One grows forgetful with age.

old age is not for sissies

The older we grow, the less innocent we become.

As we grow older, we can't escape becoming slower at learning.

As they grow old, many people become unable to look after themselves.

Don't grow old, grow wise!

One's energy declines with age.

He persists in refusing with an old man's obstinacy.

It's too early to think of yourself as an old man.

Though old, he has lost none of his energy.

We have to take care of the elderly.

Old men are apt to forget.

The older we get, the more fondly we think of the past.

She looks old for her age.

Have more consideration for the old.

The lord keep my memory green!

I am infirm with age―decrepit.

It is no use crying over spilt milk.

As new figures come to the fore, we old men drop [fall] behind.