n.男人，家伙，怪老头，老家伙

原形：geezer复数：geezers

The old geezer down the street knows everyone's business; he's been living there for 50 years.
街那头的老家伙知道所有人的事；他已经在那儿住了50年了。
My grandpa, the ol' geezer, still manages to beat me at chess every weekend.
我爷爷那个老顽童，每个周末下棋还是能赢我。
The geezer at the bar told us stories from his youth that had us all in stitches.
酒吧里的那个老头给我们讲了他年轻时的故事，把我们都逗得前仰后合。
Don't underestimate the geezer—he might look frail, but he's got a black belt in karate.
别小看了那个老家伙——他看起来可能弱不禁风，但其实是空手道黑带。
The antique shop owner was a bit of a character, a real old geezer with fascinating tales about every item.
古董店的老板是个有点古怪的人，一个真正的老家伙，对每件商品都有引人入胜的故事。
Despite his age, the geezer was still spry enough to dance the night away at his granddaughter's wedding.
尽管年事已高，那个老头仍然活泼到可以在孙女的婚礼上跳舞跳到深夜。
That old geezer sure knows how to spin a yarn; you could listen to him for hours.
那个老家伙真会讲故事，你可以听他讲上几个小时。
My uncle, the neighborhood geezer, always has a pocket full of candy for the kids.
我叔叔是社区里的老顽童，口袋里总是装满了给孩子们的糖果。
The local geezer is famous for his homemade wine; everyone looks forward to his annual tasting party.
当地的那个老家伙以自酿的葡萄酒而闻名，每个人都期待着他的年度品酒会。
When the weather's nice, you can find the old geezer sitting on his porch, whittling wood and humming tunes.
天气好的时候，你可以看到那个老家伙坐在门廊上，刻着木头，哼着曲子。