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1 überaltert
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2 überaltert
- {outdated} lỗi thời, cổ - {outmoded} không phải mốt, không còn mốt nữa, cổ lỗ sĩ -
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4 Überleben
(untr., hat)I vt/i survive (auch weitS. überstehen); das überlebe ich nicht umg. auch that’ll be the death of me; du wirst es überleben! umg. it won’t kill you, you’ll survive; der überlebende Teil JUR. the surviving partyII v/refl altm. become dated* * *das Überlebensurvival* * *Über|le|bennt -s, no plsurvivalums Überlében kämpfen — to fight for survival
* * *1) (to survive: The doctors say he is very ill, but they think he will live; It was difficult to believe that she had lived through such an experience.) live2) (to last longer than: These old trees will see us all out.) see out3) (the state of surviving: the problem of survival in sub-zero temperatures; ( also adjective) survival equipment.) survival4) (to remain alive in spite of (a disaster etc): Few birds managed to survive the bad winter; He didn't survive long after the accident.) survive5) (to live longer than: He died in 1940 but his wife survived him by another twenty years; He is survived by his wife and two sons.) survive* * *über·le·ben *[y:bɐˈle:bn̩]I. vt▪ etw \überleben to survive sth▪ etw \überleben to last sth, to live out [or through] sthII. vi to surviveIII. vr* * *1.transitives, auch intransitives Verb survive2.jemanden überleben — survive or outlive somebody (um by)
reflexives Verb become outdated or outmodedsich überlebt haben — have become outdated; have had its day
* * *ums Überleben kämpfen fight for survival* * *1.transitives, auch intransitives Verb survive2.jemanden überleben — survive or outlive somebody (um by)
reflexives Verb become outdated or outmodedsich überlebt haben — have become outdated; have had its day
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5 überleben
(untr., hat)I vt/i survive (auch weitS. überstehen); das überlebe ich nicht umg. auch that’ll be the death of me; du wirst es überleben! umg. it won’t kill you, you’ll survive; der überlebende Teil JUR. the surviving partyII v/refl altm. become dated* * *das Überlebensurvival* * *Über|le|bennt -s, no plsurvivalums Überlében kämpfen — to fight for survival
* * *1) (to survive: The doctors say he is very ill, but they think he will live; It was difficult to believe that she had lived through such an experience.) live2) (to last longer than: These old trees will see us all out.) see out3) (the state of surviving: the problem of survival in sub-zero temperatures; ( also adjective) survival equipment.) survival4) (to remain alive in spite of (a disaster etc): Few birds managed to survive the bad winter; He didn't survive long after the accident.) survive5) (to live longer than: He died in 1940 but his wife survived him by another twenty years; He is survived by his wife and two sons.) survive* * *über·le·ben *[y:bɐˈle:bn̩]I. vt▪ etw \überleben to survive sth▪ etw \überleben to last sth, to live out [or through] sthII. vi to surviveIII. vr* * *1.transitives, auch intransitives Verb survive2.jemanden überleben — survive or outlive somebody (um by)
reflexives Verb become outdated or outmodedsich überlebt haben — have become outdated; have had its day
* * *überleben (untrennb, hat)A. v/t & v/i survive (auch weitS. überstehen);das überlebe ich nicht umg auch that’ll be the death of me;du wirst es überleben! umg it won’t kill you, you’ll survive;der überlebende Teil JUR the surviving partyB. v/r obs become dated* * *1.transitives, auch intransitives Verb survive2.jemanden überleben — survive or outlive somebody (um by)
reflexives Verb become outdated or outmodedsich überlebt haben — have become outdated; have had its day
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6 überholt
I P.P. überholen1II Adj. (veraltet) (out)dated, outmoded; bes. Ideen: auch antiquated; das ist doch längst überholt! umg. that went out of date ages ago!* * *out of date; outdated; dated* * *über|holt [yːbɐ'hoːlt]adjout-dated* * *über·holt* * *B. adj (veraltet) (out)dated, outmoded; besonders Ideen: auch antiquated;das ist doch längst überholt! umg that went out of date ages ago!* * *adj.obsolete adj.outdated adj.overhauled adj. p.p.overtaken p.p. -
7 veralten
* * *das Veraltenobsolescence* * *ver|ạl|ten [fɛɐ'|altn] ptp vera\#ltetvi aux seinto become obsolete; (Ansichten, Methoden) to become antiquated; (Mode) to go out of date* * *1) (to become obviously old-fashioned: His books haven't dated much.) date2) obsolescence* * *ver·al·ten *[fɛɐ̯ˈʔaltn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein to become obsolete; Ansichten, Methoden to become outdated [or outmoded]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein become obsoleteveraltete Methoden — obsolete or antiquated methods
* * ** * *intransitives Verb; mit sein become obsoleteveraltete Methoden — obsolete or antiquated methods
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8 vorgestern
Adv. the day before yesterday; Ansichten etc. von vorgestern umg., fig. views etc. of yesteryear, antiquated views etc.* * *the day before yesterday* * *vor|ges|ternadvthe day before yesterdayvon vórgestern (fig) — antiquated; Methoden, Ansichten auch, Kleidung old-fashioned
vórgestern Abend/Morgen — the evening/morning before last
vórgestern Mittag — midday the day before yesterday
* * *vor·ges·tern[ˈfo:ɐ̯gɛstɐn]1. (Tag vor gestern) the day before yesterday\vorgestern Abend/Früh/Mittag the evening before last/early on the morning of the day before yesterday/ the day before yesterday at midday\vorgestern Morgen/Nacht the morning/night before lastvon \vorgestern (vorgestrig) from the day before yesterdayhaben wir noch die Zeitung von \vorgestern? have we still got the paper from the day before yesterday?2. (antiquiert) old-fashioned, outdated, outmoded* * *Adverb the day before yesterdayvorgestern mittag/vorgestern abend/vorgestern morgen od. früh — the day before yesterday at midday/the evening before last/the morning of the day before yesterday
er ist von vorgestern — (ugs.) he is old-fashioned or behind the times
Ansichten von vorgestern — (ugs.) old-fashioned or outdated views
* * *vorgestern adv the day before yesterday;Ansichten etc* * *Adverb the day before yesterdayvorgestern mittag/vorgestern abend/vorgestern morgen od. früh — the day before yesterday at midday/the evening before last/the morning of the day before yesterday
er ist von vorgestern — (ugs.) he is old-fashioned or behind the times
Ansichten von vorgestern — (ugs.) old-fashioned or outdated views
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10 überaltert
überaltert adj GEN, WIWI obsolete, outdated* * *adj <Geschäft, Vw> obsolete, outdated* * *überaltert
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11 überholt
überholt adj GEN dated, outdated, out of date, outmoded, outpaced, reconditioned* * ** * *überholt
(veraltet) out-of-vogue, [out]dated, out of date, obsolete;
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12 gebräuchlich
Adj. (gewöhnlich) common; (üblich) normal; Wörter etc.: common; nicht mehr gebräuchlich no longer used; (überholt) outdated; das ist hier nicht gebräuchlich it’s not done ( oder they don’t do that) around here; gebräuchlich werden come into use* * *customary; current* * *ge|bräuch|lich [gə'brɔyçlɪç]adj(= verbreitet) common; (= gewöhnlich) usual, customary; (= herkömmlich) conventional* * *ge·bräuch·lich[gəˈbrɔyçlɪç]„okay“ ist ein sehr \gebräuchlicher Ausdruck “okay” is a very common expression2. (herkömmlich) conventional* * *1) (üblich) normal; usual; customary2) (häufig) common* * *nicht mehr gebräuchlich no longer used; (überholt) outdated;gebräuchlich werden come into use* * *1) (üblich) normal; usual; customary2) (häufig) common* * *adj.useable adj. -
13 gestern
Adv. yesterday; gestern früh oder Morgen yesterday morning; gestern Abend last night; gestern Mittag (at) midday yesterday; gestern vor einer Woche a week ago yesterday, Brit. auch yesterday week; von gestern yesterday’s; er ist nicht von gestern fig. he wasn’t born yesterday, he’s nobody’s fool; denke nicht mehr an das Gestern forget the past* * *yesterday* * *Gẹs|tern ['gɛstɐn]nt -, no plyesterdaydas Gestern — yesterday, yesteryear (liter)
im Gestern — in the past
* * ** * *Ges·tern<->[gɛstɐn]▪ das \Gestern yesterday, the past* * *gestern Morgen/Abend/Mittag — yesterday morning/evening/[at] midday yesterday
die Zeitung von gestern — yesterday's [news]paper
von gestern sein — be outdated or outmoded
sie ist nicht von gestern — (ugs.) she wasn't born yesterday (coll.)
* * *gestern adv yesterday;Morgen yesterday morning;gestern Abend last night;gestern Mittag (at) midday yesterday;gestern vor einer Woche a week ago yesterday, Br auch yesterday week;von gestern yesterday’s;er ist nicht von gestern fig he wasn’t born yesterday, he’s nobody’s fool;denke nicht mehr an das Gestern forget the past* * *gestern Morgen/Abend/Mittag — yesterday morning/evening/[at] midday yesterday
die Zeitung von gestern — yesterday's [news]paper
von gestern sein — be outdated or outmoded
sie ist nicht von gestern — (ugs.) she wasn't born yesterday (coll.)
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14 gestrig
Adj.1. nur attr. yesterday’s; der gestrige Tag oder am gestrigen Tage yesterday; der gestrige Abend oder am gestrigen Abend last night; unser gestriges Schreiben our letter of yesterday; auf unser gestriges Gespräch zurückkommend coming back to what we were saying yesterday; im Brief: with reference to our conversation of yesterday2. geh. (rückständig) Ansichten: outdated; Ewiggestrige* * *yesterday's* * *gẹst|rig ['gɛstrɪç]adj attryesterday'sunser gestriges Gespräch — our conversation ( of) yesterday
unser gestriges Schreiben — our letter of yesterday
am gestrigen Abend (geh) (früh) — yesterday evening; (spät) last night
am gestrigen Tage (geh) — yesterday
* * *ges·trig[ˈgɛstrɪç]Bezug nehmend auf unser \gestriges Telefonat with reference to [or following] our phone call [of] yesterdaydas \gestrige Gespräch yesterday's conversationder \gestrige Abend yesterday eveningder \gestrige Tag yesterdaydie ewig G\gestrigen pl those who [constantly] live in the past [or who refuse to live in the present]* * *der gestrige Abend — yesterday evening; (spät) last night
* * *gestrig adj1. nur attr yesterday’s;am gestrigen Tage yesterday;am gestrigen Abend last night;unser gestriges Schreiben our letter of yesterday;auf unser gestriges Gespräch zurückkommend coming back to what we were saying yesterday; im Brief: with reference to our conversation of yesterday* * *Adjektiv; nicht präd. yesterday'sder gestrige Abend — yesterday evening; (spät) last night
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ver|zọpft [fɛɐ'tsɔpft]adjinf = veraltet) outdated* * *ver·zopft[fɛɐ̯ˈtsɔpft]adj (pej) outdated, outmoded -
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18 angestaubt
Adj.1. Buch etc.: dusty2. fig. Ideen etc.: stale* * *an·ge·staubt* * *angestaubt adj1. Buch etc: dusty2. fig Ideen etc: stale -
19 Gebrauch
m; -(e)s, Gebräuche1. nur Sg. use; (Anwendung) auch application (auch PHARM., MED.); LING. usage; von etw. Gebrauch machen make use of s.th., use s.th.; guten / schlechten Gebrauch von etw. machen put s.th. to good / bad use; in Gebrauch kommen come into use; im oder in Gebrauch sein be in use, be used; außer Gebrauch kommen pass out of use; allgemein in Gebrauch in common use; der Gebrauch seines linken Arms the use of his left arm; nur zum äußerlichen Gebrauch for external application oder use only; zum persönlichen Gebrauch for personal use; vor Gebrauch schütteln! shake before use* * *der Gebrauchusage; use; custom* * *Ge|brauch [gə'braux]m -(e)s, Gebräuche[gə'brɔyçə] (= Benutzung) use; (eines Wortes) usage; (= Anwendung) application; (= Brauch, Gepflogenheit) customfalscher Gebráúch — misuse
von etw Gebráúch machen — to make use of sth
in Gebráúch sein — to be used, to be in use
zum äußeren/inneren Gebráúch — to be taken externally/internally
* * *(the act of using or state of being used: The use of force to persuade workers to join a strike cannot be justified; This telephone number is for use in emergencies.) use* * *Ge·brauch<-[e]s, Gebräuche>[gəˈbraux, pl gəˈbrɔyçə]mzum äußerlichen/innerlichen \Gebrauch to be applied externally/to be taken internallyfalscher \Gebrauch improper use, misusesparsam im \Gebrauch economicaletw in [o im] \Gebrauch haben to use sthetw in \Gebrauch nehmen (geh) to start using sthvor \Gebrauch schütteln shake well before usein [o im] \Gebrauch sein to be used; Auto to be runningin \Gebrauch kommen to become fashionableaußer/aus dem \Gebrauch kommen to fall into disuse, to become outdatednach \Gebrauch after use; LING usage2. usu pl (Brauch, Gepflogenheit) customSitten und Gebräuche manners and customs* * *1) o. Pl. usevon seinem Recht Gebrauch machen — avail oneself of or exercise one's rights pl.
etwas in Gebrauch (Akk.) nehmen/in od. im Gebrauch haben — start/be using something
in od. im Gebrauch sein — be in use
2) meist Pl. (Brauch) custom* * *von etwas Gebrauch machen make use of sth, use sth;guten/schlechten Gebrauch von etwas machen put sth to good/bad use;in Gebrauch kommen come into use;im oderin Gebrauch sein be in use, be used;außer Gebrauch kommen pass out of use;allgemein in Gebrauch in common use;der Gebrauch seines linken Arms the use of his left arm;nur zum äußerlichen Gebrauch for external application oder use only;zum persönlichen Gebrauch for personal use;vor Gebrauch schütteln! shake before use* * *1) o. Pl. usevon seinem Recht Gebrauch machen — avail oneself of or exercise one's rights pl.
etwas in Gebrauch (Akk.) nehmen/in od. im Gebrauch haben — start/be using something
in od. im Gebrauch sein — be in use
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20 überaltert
Adj. Bevölkerung: containing too high a percentage of older people; überaltert sein Betrieb etc.: have a high ( oder too high a) percentage of old people; der Betrieb ist technisch total überaltert the company is using technology that is completely obsolete; überalterte Ehrbegriffe etc. outmoded concepts of hono(u)r etc.* * *über|ạl|tert [yːbɐ'|altɐt]adj1) (SOCIOL) having a disproportionate number of or having too high a percentage of old people2)See:= veraltet* * *über·al·tert[y:bɐˈʔaltɐt]adj having a disproportionately high percentage [or number] of old people* * *überaltert adj Bevölkerung: containing too high a percentage of older people;der Betrieb ist technisch total überaltert the company is using technology that is completely obsolete;* * *adj.outdated adj.
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