golden age | Idiomator

Meaning: (idiomatic)A period ofhappiness,peace,prosperity, and greatprogress.Synonym:golden eraCoordinate term:silver age1951March, John W. Cline, “The Future of Medicine”, inNorthwest Medicine, volume50, number 3, Portland, Ore.: Northwest Medical Publishing Association,page165:The first half of this century has been referred to as thegolden ageof medicine. To me it seems more probable that we are on the threshold of a much greater age.2012August 21, Jason Heller, “The Darkness:Hot Cakes(Music Review)”, inThe Onion AV Club‎[1]:When the album succeeds, such as on the swaggering, Queen-esque “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us,” it does so on The Darkness’ own terms—that is, as a random ’80s-cliché generator. But with so many tired, lazy callbacks to its own threadbare catalog . . .Hot Cakesmarks the point where The Darkness has stopped cannibalizing thegolden ageof stadium rock and simply started cannibalizing itself.2025August 7, Jonathan Lemire, “Things Aren’t Going Donald Trump’s Way”, inThe Atlantic‎[2]:That unprecedented act of petulance risks undermining Wall Street’s confidence in the economy and undercutting Trump’s campaign pledge to give the United States another economic “golden age.”; (mythology)TheGolden Age.

Examples:

EN: I'll see Mr. Maydig at 12:00 and we'll start with the golden age... sometime in the afternoon.
ES: Veré al Sr. Maydig a las 12:00 y empezaremos con la edad de oro en algún momento de la tarde.
EN: They hope to start with the golden age sometime in the afternoon.
ES: Esperan empezar con la edad de oro en algún momento de la tarde.
EN: They assume that they will begin with the golden age... sometime in the afternoon.
ES: Suponen que empezarán con la edad de oro en algún momento de la tarde.
EN: In my life at that time, it could have regarded as my golden age.
ES: que se recuerdan como mi edad dorada.
EN: And they can tell their children the end of the golden age!
ES: Y así podrán decir a sus hijos y nietos cómo fue el fin de la edad de oro.
EN: Let's drink to the coming golden age which you will provide.
ES: Brindemos por la nueva Edad de Oro que nos brindarás.
EN: Let's drink to the golden age.
ES: ¡Brindemos por la Edad de Oro!
EN: Now, let's drink to the golden age of the German Reich.
ES: Ahora brindemos por la edad de oro del Reich alemán.
EN: Flanked by lunacy... and speaking with the voice of youth, our golden age of Reason... will tell you of its brightest adornment...
ES: Flanqueado de lunáticos. Hablando con la voz de la juventud, la dorada edad de la Razón os hablará de su más brillante atavío.
EN: In peacetime, atomic energy could be used to bring about a golden age.
ES: En tiempos de paz, la energía atómica podría ser utilizada para lograr una edad de oro.
EN: A golden age awaits all us workers. Count on it.
ES: Se aproxima una Era Dorada para los trabajadores, te lo aseguro.
EN: And when will this golden age of art be?
ES: ¿Y para cuándo esta edad de oro?
EN: Underwater exploration known today its golden age.
ES: La exploración submarina conoce hoy su edad de oro.
EN: Fighting tirelessly, we will live up, Sancho, to see the golden age.
ES: Luchando infatigablemente viviremos. Viviremos, Sancho, ... hasta la llegada de la edad de oro.
EN: There were the middle ages, the renaissance, the golden age.
ES: Existió la Edad Media, el Renacimiento, el Siglo de Oro.

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