Le vin vieilli avait une saveur riche et complexe que nous avons tous aimée.
English: The aged wine had a rich, complex flavour we all loved.
âgé /aʒˈe/ · adjective · CEFR B2. French translation of "aged".
See also: Vocabulary entry (French)
- Source term
- aged
- Translation
- âgé
- CEFR Level
- B2
- Part of speech
- adjective
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| Dictionary form | âgé |
|---|---|
| Use note | Use the form shown here as the lookup form. |
How to use it in a sentence
- Pattern
- âgé + noun / It is âgé
- Examples
- C'est âgé.
- Tip
- Adjust endings and word order to match the full sentence.
Example Sentences
Elle rend visite à son grand-père âgé tous les dimanches après-midi, sans faute.
English: She visits her aged grandfather every Sunday afternoon without fail.
Le fromage affiné a un goût beaucoup plus fort que la version jeune.
English: Aged cheese tastes much stronger than the young version.
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