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over the hill no longer young, and therefore no longer attractive or good at doing things不再年轻:•Kathleen thinks she's over the hill, but she's only 32.凯瑟琳觉得自己已经老了，可是她才 32 岁。 over the hill informal old and past one's best 〈非正式〉上了年纪的, 走下坡的, 过了巅峰时期的。 ˌover the ˈhill(informal)(of a person人)old and therefore no longer useful or attractive老而不中用的；人老珠黄的over the hillpast one's prime; unable to function as one used to 在衰退中；上了年纪 * Old Peter is no longer what he used to be; he's over the hill. 老彼得今非昔比了，毕竟上了年纪了。 |