approximate age; apparent age; around the same age
Refers to someone’s rough or apparent age, often in phrases like 同じ年頃 or その年頃.
He looks about the same age as me.
Children around that age are very curious.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
age of maturity; marriageable age; young adult age
Often used in 年頃の娘 for a daughter or young woman at a socially sensitive or traditionally marriageable age; the phrase can sound somewhat traditional depending on context.
He has two daughters of marriageable age.
Children at that age sometimes have things they find hard to tell their parents.
age when something happened; around the age that ...
Used after a modifying phrase to mean the age or approximate age at which the described event or state applies.
Around the age when my mother got married, I too began thinking seriously about my future.
Around the age when his father became independent, he opened his own shop.
adverb, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
for years; for a long time
Dated use meaning 長年 or 長い間. It is mainly encountered in older or literary writing, not in ordinary modern conversation.
In old writing, 年頃会わなかった友 means 'a friend one had not seen for many years.'
He's about the same age as me, so we get along well.
Around that age, kids start getting interested in romance.
I have a daughter who's at the age where marriage is on the horizon.
Before I knew it, my daughter had grown to a marriageable age.