Oh, stop acting like I'm some stodgy old coot. I've grown.

别总觉得是个老 已经进步了。

You don't want to say: " you're a fuddy duddy" .

“你是个老。”

Thus we become, in James's term, Old Fogeys.

于是，们变成了詹姆士所说的“老”。

An Old Fogey may have become such at seventeen-or seventy.

一个人可能会在十七岁或七十岁变成“老”。

Mr Smith he's such an old fuddy duddy I can't stand any of his history classes.

史密斯先生是个老，无法忍受上他的历史课。

If you like words that rhyme, you could call them a fuddy-duddy.

如果你喜欢押韵的词，你可以之fuddy-duddy（守旧的人，老）。

They are no fun at all. If you like words that rhyme, you could call them a fuddy-duddy.

这类人一点也不好玩。如果你喜欢押韵的词，你可以" fuddy-duddy" （老）。

You're a piece of work, you know that? Well, this is crazy, why'd they give you childproof caps?

你可真是个老，你知道吗？嗯，真是搞笑，他们怎么能给你开防止孩童乱开的瓶盖子呢？

Then again, some good old fashioned American justice...

还有 那些美国司法的老们。

He’ll never manage to persuade the old guard.

【old】他绝对劝服不了这老。

I'd say that you're one of those stubborn people who are not open to suggestions.

就会以 你是那种迂腐的老。

It couldn't have happened to a better bunch of bigots.

发生在那帮老身上 真是妙极了。

No, you pent-up old perv. I brought you a present.

不, 你这个老, 给你带了礼物。

I-I-I don't care if I said some other girl'sname you prissy, old twit!

是说错名字！有什么大不了的！ 你这个老！

The magister is a nasty little... anachronistic toad, a ridiculous remnant of the middle ages.

那个大法官 只不过是个卑贱的。中世纪余孽，愚蠢可笑的老。

Tried the front way in, but that old stick-in-the-mud of a French gendarme wasn't taking any.

试过前面的方式， 但法国宪兵的那个老的人没有采取任何措施。

'He may be as virtuous as his prototype Timothy; but he's an opinionated old fogey all the same, ' said St. Cleeve petulantly.

“他可能和他的原型蒂莫西一样贤惠； “但他仍然是个执己见的老，”圣克利夫暴躁地说。

Our books are not dealing with the real things, and for the most part we are not real men either, but just old fogies and bookworms.

们的书不涉及真实的事物， 而且在大多数情况下， 们也不是真正的人， 而只是老和书呆子。

There is nothing like the medical profession for that: one can have the exclusive scientific life that touches the distance and befriend the old fogies in the parish too.

没有什么比医学专业更能做到这一点了：一个人可以拥有触及距离的独特科学生活， 也可以与教区里的老们交朋友。

Neither the wrath of old fogeys nor fear of legal consequences is likely to stop venues like CareerTok becoming the site of a workplace struggle between the expectations of Gen-Z workers and their employers.

无论是老们的愤怒，还是对法律后果的担忧，都不太可能阻止职场Tok之类的场域成Z世代员工与雇主各自的期望而进行职场斗争的地方。