old timer

常見(jiàn)例句

Bob says, “Judging by the weather, that is debatable, old timer.”
鮑勃說(shuō)：“如果說(shuō)天氣的話，你這話值得商榷的，老前輩?！?/li>
As the old man turned to return to the ocean the neighbor called out with a degree of mockery in his voice, "Hey, old timer!"
當(dāng)老人返回的時(shí)候，這個(gè)鄰居用一種嘲弄的口吻叫住他：“嘿，老家伙！
Another adage that brings some cold comfort to an old timer is "the more things change, the more they stay the same" (forgive me if I have used this one before).
還有一句對(duì)老手不會(huì)起什么安慰作用的格言是“江山易改，本性難移”（如果我以前用過(guò)這句格言，請(qǐng)您諒解）。

He is 87 years old and sometimes sounds like a garrulous old timer reminiscing from a wicker chair on the porch.
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Turn off the thinking now, old timer, old comrade.
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And so, if you're an old-timer, you can't help but think, yeah, it's just another one of those things.
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