Oh, I got that covered. Headset. I won't hear a word the old geezers are saying.

这不用担心， 耳机，这样那群老家伙说啥，我都听不到了。

Well, not bad for an old geezer.

这老头还真行。

He's a flinty old geezer, make no mistake.

他是个墨守陈规的老家伙 不想出错。

You may be an old geezer, but I still like to think of myself as middle-aged.

你可能是个老头子，但我还是喜欢把自己想象成中年人。

It is full of old geezers like you and my grandma." " You're lucky to have your grandma.

里面全是像你和我奶奶这样的老家伙。” “有你的奶奶，你真幸运。

So euphemistically, someone might breathe their last, but dysphemistically, that old geezer down the road finally bit the dust.

委婉地说，有人可能会呼吸最后一口气，但委婉地说， 路上的那个老家伙终于咬住了灰尘。

Hey, I'm not gonna be wanting to date any old geezers in the prime of my life.

我风华正茂 我才看不上你这老头。

The nearest old geezer was sound asleep and blowing the dusty fuzz in his nostrils back and forth as he breathed.

离他最近的老头子睡得很熟， 一边呼吸一边来回吹着鼻孔里的灰尘。

Do younger people in Japan think things will be different when they get to the age of being the old geezers doing nothing?

日本的年轻人认为当他们到了无所事事的老头子年龄时， 事情会有所不同吗？

Hey, I'm not gonna be wanting to date any old geezers in the prime of my life. - - What if I'm a rich old geezer? - We'll talk. You know, you're very special, Carol.

若我是个有钱的老头呢？ -那就说说看凯罗，我觉得你很特别。

So it was a phrase that came up in this survey, but it was a very, very familiar phrase, hatarakanai ojisan, which is a sort of non-working old geezer, as I think the probably the kindest way of describing it.

所以这是本次调查中出现的一个短语，但它是一个非常非常熟悉的短语，hatarakanai ojisan， 这是一种不工作的老头，我认为这可能是描述它的最亲切的方式。