单词sixty
n.: 六十岁；六十到六十九岁的时期；六十个人[物]；六十镑
num.: (基数)六十
网络: 六十年代；花甲；第六十
(基数)六十,第六十
(世纪的)60年代
六十岁;六十到六十九岁的时期
六十的纪号
六十镑
六十个人[物]
复数：sixties
The policies of the late forties, he said, were no longer "adequate" for the circumstances of the sixties.
他说，四十年代后期的许多政策，已经不再能“适应”六十年代的情况了。
A slim, prosperous couple in their sixties, they moved easily: she with a simple precision, he with the odd heel-tap, a bit of dash.
夫妇年纪60几岁，身材消瘦，富有，在舞池轻快地滑动：她舞步简约精准，他不时来一下踢踏舞，稍显卖弄。
Only since the nineteen-sixties have scientists begun to understand that the Earth is a great, living structure.
直到1960年代科学家才开始认识到地球是一个巨大的有生命的构造。
When his wife died of a stroke in her sixties, the 72-year-old retired professor was overwhelmed by grief.
老伴六十多岁时中风去世时，那位72岁的退休教授不胜悲痛。
A primitive version of that concept had been floating around the sci-fi world since the advent of Star Trek in the sixties.
那个概念的原始版本自从60年代的星际迷航出现就一直在科幻世界里流行漂浮着。
At that point, they had not been American League or World Series winners since the early nineteen sixties.
那时，从20世纪60年代早期开始他们并不是美联或者是世界职业棒球大赛的得胜者。
I recently saw a woman in her sixties wearing leather pants with a tunic blouse, and she looked stunning.
最近，我看见一位60来岁的女士穿皮裤搭配修身长衫，她看起来美极了。
His wife, also in her sixties, wept in silence by the side, as the man told other parents of gays or lesbians about the story.
当他向其他同性恋孩子的家长讲述这个故事的时候，他60多岁的妻子在一旁默默地哭泣。
An hour later an elderly doctor in his sixties with snow white hair, sapphire blue eyes, and a fatherly demeanor approached me.
一个小时之后，一位上了年纪的医生走近我，他六十岁开外，雪白的头发、宝蓝色的眼睛，颇具长者风范。
" And yet another suggested "she had swapped outfits with an air hostess on board" likening the outfit to a Sixties air hostess get-up .
另有一位说，”她在飞机上同空姐换了衣服“将她的套装同上世纪六十年代的空姐制服相比。