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Что (кто) такое aging - определение
PROCESS OF PREPARING BEEF FOR CONSUMPTION
Wet aged beef; Dry aged beef; Aged beef; Beef ageing; Aging (beef); Dry-aged beef; Dry aging; Dry-aged; Dry-aging
![Dry aging beef at a [[steakhouse]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Dry aging beef.jpg?width=200 "Dry aging beef at a [[steakhouse]]")
![Hanging]] beef](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Meat hanging in cooler room-01.jpg?width=200 "Hanging]] beef")
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aging
![Comparison of a normal aged brain (left) and a brain affected by [[Alzheimer's disease]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg?width=200 "Comparison of a normal aged brain (left) and a brain affected by [[Alzheimer's disease]]")
![Somali]] woman](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Habibaadansalat.jpg?width=200 "Somali]] woman")
![Hydra]]'', a relative of the jellyfish](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hydras (8).JPG?width=200 "Hydra]]'', a relative of the jellyfish")
![[[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]: ''Ages of Man''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Menneske Aldrene (C. W. Eckersberg).png?width=200 "[[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]: ''Ages of Man''")
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
Aging
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Age.
aging
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
¦ adjective &noun variant spelling of ageing (see age).
Aging (journal)
SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL (ALBANY NY)
Aging (Albany NY); Aging (Albany N.Y.)
Aging is a bimonthly peer-reviewed open access bio-medical journal covering research on all aspects of gerontology. The journal was established in 2009 and is published by Impact Journals.
Aging (scheduling)
SCHEDULING TECHNIQUE
Aging (task scheduling); Ageing (task scheduling)
In computer science for Operating systems, aging (US English) or ageing is a scheduling technique used to avoid starvation. Fixed priority scheduling is a scheduling discipline, in which tasks queued for utilizing a system resource are assigned a priority each.
Beef aging
Beef aging (American English) or ageing is a process of preparing beef for consumption by aging it, in order to break down the connective tissue within the meat.
Aging (food)
LEAVING OF A PRODUCT OVER AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME TO AID IN IMPROVING THE FLAVOR OF THE PRODUCT
Ageing (food)
Aging (American English) or ageing (British English), in the context of food or beverages, is the leaving of a product over an extended period of time (often months or years) to aid in improving the flavor of the product. Aging can be done under a number of conditions, and for a number of reasons including stronger umami flavors and tenderness.
aged
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
¦ adjective
1. e?d?d of a specified age: he died aged 60.
(of a horse or farm animal) over a certain defined age of maturity, typically 6 to 12 years for horses, 3 or 4 years for cattle.
2. 'e?d??d very old.
3. e?d?d having been subjected to ageing.
Aged
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
·adj Belonging to old age.
II. Aged ·Impf & ·p.p. of Age.
III. Aged ·adj Having a certain age; at the age of; having lived; as, a man aged forty years.
IV. Aged ·adj Old; having lived long; having lived almost to or beyond the usual time allotted to that species of being; as, an aged man; an aged oak.
aged
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
1.
You use aged followed by a number to say how old someone is.
Alan has two children, aged eleven and nine.
ADJ: usu n ADJ num
2.
Aged means very old.
She has an aged parent who's capable of being very difficult.
ADJ: ADJ n
3.
You can refer to all people who are very old as the aged.
...people who work with the aged.
N-PLURAL: the N
4.
see also middle-aged
Википедия
Beef aging
Beef aging or ageing is a process of preparing beef for consumption by aging it, in order to break down the connective tissue within the meat.
