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late Adjective

— An event is late if it happens after a specified time. He was late to his appointment. — Late at night. It was a late meeting. — Towards the end of. You come in the late afternoon. — Someone who is dead. I loved my late husband.

late Adverb

— Not on time. He came five minutes late. — Late at night. We stayed late and went home in the dark.

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old Adjective

— If someone or something is old, they are not young; they have been in existence for a long time. An old man has gray hair. — How old someone is, is their age. "Ashley, how old are you?" "I'm only 16 years old."

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Japanese Adjective

— If something is Japanese, it comes from Japan. I had a Japanese car once. We had a Japanese girl in our class. — If something is Japanese, it is typical of Japan. I like Japanese food.

Japanese Proper noun

— Japanese is the language that is spoken in Japan.

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