An affectionate or respectful form of address between male friends

boss; business owner; proprietor; shopkeeper; manager of a company

colloquial term for a wife; spouse

an elderly person; an old man or woman; the aged

an exclamation of surprise, shock, or pleading, similar to "good Heavens" or "oh my God"

(colloquial) husband

honest; sincere; frank; straightforward

common people; ordinary folk; civilians

mouse; rat

the oldest person among siblings or children in a family; the first-born child

(informal) father; dad

Santa Claus; Father Christmas. A figure in Western legend who delivers gifts to children on Christmas Eve.

a friend of long standing

To support or care for family members or others in their old age; to look after the elderly.

the later years of a person's life, typically referring to people over the age of sixty

(informal) old man; old fellow; chap

ancient; age-old; time-honored; dating back to a long time ago

old people; the aged; generally refers to people aged 60 and over

tiger; a large, fierce carnivorous feline with yellowish-brown fur and black stripes

(dialect) father; dad

An affectionate or familiar form of address for a male who is younger than oneself, such as a younger brother, a friend, or a student

always; constantly; used to describe a continuing action or an unchanging state, often with a tone of complaint or annoyance

The Lord of Heaven; a personification of Nature or Fate in folk religion who rules over all things

one's native place, ancestral home, or region of origin

Broadway; a famous street and theater district in New York City

polite form of address or reference for an older person

(informal) an elderly person or someone with long seniority in a group, used either as a humorous nickname or as a disrespectful term like "old codger"

(courteous) boss; head; general manager or person in charge of a department

a general who is elderly or has many years of battlefield experience

Old and physically or mentally weak; to grow old or deteriorate with age

respectful form of address or reference for an elderly woman

very far away; a long distance away

Laos, a landlocked country in Southeast Asia

elderly person; an old man

an old man's way of referring to himself; old fellow like me

The second-eldest child or sibling in a family.

an old mother; an elderly mother

To grow old or age; specifically used for the physiological decline of humans and animals, the increasing age of a population, or the deterioration of materials like plastic or steel.

A person from the same hometown or region; fellow townsman.

(colloquial) foreigner; often specifically a non-Asian person; an informal but usually friendly way to address or refer to a foreigner

(old-fashioned) a respectful title for a government official, a powerful person, or a landlord; also used by servants to address their male employer

eagle; hawk; any of various similar birds of prey, such as the [[鸢|鳶|yuan1]]

pension or retirement funds paid regularly to employees after retirement

old man; old codger or fogy; often carries a disrespectful or annoyed tone

(literary) an elder or senior member of a community or village; a term of respect for a person of advanced age

advanced in years; old; elderly

old-fashioned; outdated; of an old style

husband or wife of an elderly couple