1.
There is no fool like an old fool.
没有比老糊涂更糊涂的人了。
2.
I'm getting mixed up in my old age.
我有点儿老糊涂了。
3.
He has gone quite gaga.
他有点儿老糊涂了.
4.
Young men think old men fool, old men know young men is.
青年把老人看成老糊涂，老人把青年看成大傻瓜。
5.
He is old and confused. I can not explain it clearly to him.
跟他讲不清楚, 他已经老糊涂了。
6.
"She's a silly old thing, but you should bear with her."
"他老糊涂了,倒要让他一步为是."
7.
I'm not in my second childhood.
我没有变成老糊涂 [我的智力尚未衰退] 。
8.
Your mother and father are two old fools to be praising her beauty!
你父亲母亲一对老糊涂，倒赞她美！
9.
The old fool only has to hear the word `foreign' to send him up in the air!
老糊涂的听得带一个洋字就好像见了七世冤家！
10.
Father won't see any of us until we've had tea. Silly old fool! Must be in his dotage.
（我们喝完茶之前父亲谁也不见。老糊涂！肯定是老态龙钟了。
11.
I'm not in my dotage yet; I can still drive to Gilly.
我还没到老糊涂的年纪呢，我可以自己开车到吉利去。
12.
But old fools is the biggest fools there is.
人老了，糊涂才是最大的糊涂蛋。
13.
Infirm, feeble, and often senile.
蹒跚的虚弱的，衰弱的，因老而糊涂的
14.
"Old neighbour," said the district chief, "don't you be such a muddle-head.
区长道：“老汉！ 你不要糊涂了；
15.
The old lady gets in(to) a muddle trying to work the video.
那老太太想开录像机, 但是越搞越糊涂.
16.
They confused the teacher by having the same names.
他们同名同姓，把老师也搞糊涂了。
17.
The big city bewildered the old woman from the country.
大城市把这位乡下老太太弄糊涂了。
18.
The big city bewildered the old woman from the countryside.
大城市把乡下来的老奶奶弄糊涂了。