としうえ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. older; senior
Pitch accent
しうえ
Composed of
year; age; years; past one's prime; old age
above; up; top; summit; surface; before; previous
Examples (44 in total)
Dad is older than mom.
My brother-in-law is older than me.
Mary is older than her husband.
John is older than Robert.
I'm older than him.
She's a lot older than he is.
At least I'm older than you.
I'm older than you think.
My sister is older than my brother.
He's the oldest.
Kim is two years older than he is.
Tom is too old for you.
Susan is two years older than me.
Your girlfriend is older than my girlfriend.
I can't believe that she is older than my mother.
He is older than the boy who is over there.
His older brother is two years older than I.
That woman is much older than I.
He is two years older than Ogawa.
Sally is two years older than Ken.
I have a lot of patients who are older than me.
And Tony was the oldest.
I don't know whether he's younger or older than I am.
I spoke to the boy who seemed to be the oldest.
Which one of your siblings is the oldest?
They have nothing in common with the older generation.
I was taught to respect my elders.
His older sister is older than my oldest brother.
She looks young, but actually she's older than you are.
Three boys came in. I spoke to the boy who seemed to be the oldest.
Bill is two years older than I am.
I'm older than your brother.
Jack is three years older than me.
George is five years older than me.
He is six years older than I.
He's ten years older than you.
That is, my dad is two years older than my mom.
She is three years older than I am.
My father is three years older than my mother.
My aunt is older than my mother.
The actor is two years senior to me.
He's only two years older than Jane.
Tom is three years older than I am, but he's shorter than I am.
My brother is two years older than I, but he is three centimeters shorter.