The old man who'd fallen was really Buddha.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The old man who'd fallen was really Buddha.

He has come down to stealing.

She found a feeble‐looking and shabbily‐dressed old man leaning weakly against the tree.

The man robbed the old man of the bag.

That older person is very beautiful.

The old man prostrated himself before the altar.

He is a cheerful old man.

a jowly old man

This long-headed old man is a Japanese god.

There suddenly appeared an old man as if he had dropped out of the clouds.

The old man fell down on the ground.

He was a disagreeable old man.

An old man lay dead on the road.

The old man was loved by everyone.

The thief took the money from the old man by force.

a shabby old man

The old man seems to have lost his memory.

He enjoys a green old age.

The old man was at the point of death.

The old man dotes on his young wife.

That elderly person cut down a big tree.

The old man has lost his energy.

The old man leaned on his staff.

The old man was plodding along.

The elder passed away recently.

The old man leaned on a stick.

The old man puffed up the slope.

The old man looked wise.

The old man stood gazing at the scene.

The old man had a noble countenance.