Any time she wanted to fill her house with guests, she could do so and these guests would be far more entertaining, far more handsomely dressed than those prissy, strait-laced old fools who disapproved of her.

她什么时候想大宴宾客，就可以发出邀请，这些客人和那些反对她的思想僵化的老比，心情愉快得多，服也漂亮得多。

Well, he said presently, I believe I said Hurley Burley was a shocking old muddler.

嗯，一会儿说：“我想我刚才说，胡利伯利是个糟糕透顶的老。”

You know, she's like, I'm not one of these other senile people.

你知道吗，她就像在说：“我不是那些其的老。我可以的，尽管问我问题。”

There's a sentence that we use: " I must have had one of those senior moments."

有一句话我们经常说：“我肯定是出现那种‘老’的时刻。

The question is why do we say " one of those, " why don't we just say, " I must have had a senior moment? "

” 问题是为什么我们要说“那种‘老’的时刻” ，而不直接说“我肯定是出现‘老’的时刻” ？