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102 mode
I.mode1 [mɔd]1. feminine noun2. invariable adjectiveII.mode2 [mɔd]1. masculine nouna. ( = moyen) mode• je ne comprends pas le mode de fonctionnement de cette organisation I don't understand how this organization works• quel est le mode d'action de ce médicament ? how does this medicine work?2. compounds* * *
I mɔdnom masculin1) ( façon) way, mode2) Linguistique mood3) Musique, Informatique, Philosophie mode•Phrasal Verbs:
II mɔd1) (en matière d'habillement, d'idées) fashionà la mode — [vêtement, restaurant, style] fashionable; [romancier] who is in vogue (épith, après n); [chanteur] popular
être à la mode — [vêtement, style] to be in fashion
2) ( secteur d'activité) fashion industry* * *mɔd1. nf1) (= tendance) fashionà la mode — fashionable, in fashion
2) (= industrie) fashion trade, fashion industry2. nm1) (= manière) modemode de faire — way of going about things, way of doing things
2) LINGUISTIQUE mood3) INFORMATIQUE modemode dialogué — interactive mode, conversational mode
4) MUSIQUE mode* * *A nm1 ( façon) way, mode; mode de pensée/vie way of thinking/life; mode de gouvernement mode of government; mode de transport mode of transport GB ou transportation US; mode de paiement method of payment; le mode de fonctionnement de qch the way sth operates; traiter le sujet sur le mode comique/poétique to treat the subject in a comic/poetic vein;2 Ling mood;B nf1 (en matière d'habillement, d'idées) fashion; c'est la mode it's the fashion; c'est une mode it's a trend; lancer une mode to start a trend; une mode passagère a fad; c'est passé de mode it's gone out of fashion; elle suit/ne suit pas la mode she follows/ignores fashion; s'habiller à la dernière mode to wear the latest fashions; la mode des cheveux longs/mini-jupes the fashion for long hair/mini-skirts; la mode est aux cheveux courts short hair is in fashion; c'était une mode it was fashionable; mode masculine/féminine men's/women's fashion; coupe/coloris mode fashionable cut/colourGB; à la mode ( qui fait la mode) [vêtement, style] fashionable, in fashion; [thème, personnage] in fashion; ( qui suit la mode) [vêtement, personne] fashionable; [jeune] fashionable, trendy; ( populaire) [romancier] who is in vogue ( épith, après n); [chanteur] popular; c'est très à la mode d'être végétarien it's very fashionable to be a vegetarian; la mode est à la cuisine végétarienne vegetarian cooking is all the rage ou is in fashion;2 ( secteur d'activité) fashion industry; travailler dans la mode to work in the fashion industry ou business; présentation de mode fashion show.mode dialogué Ordinat conversational mode; mode d'emploi ( de machine) instructions (pl) ou directions (pl) for use; ( de plat cuisiné) cooking instructions (pl).I[mɔd] nom féminin1. [vêtement]la mode (de) printemps/(d')hiver the spring/winter fashionla mode courte/longue (fashion for) high/low hemlinesc'est la dernière ou c'est la grande mode it's the latest fashionc'est passé de mode it's out of fashion, it's no longer fashionablelancer une mode to set a fashion ou a trend2. [activité]a. [généralement] the fashion industry ou businessb. [stylisme] fashion designing3. [goût du jour] fashionce n'est plus la mode de se marier marriage is outdated ou has gone out of fashion————————[mɔd] adjectif invariable————————à la mode locution adjectivale[personne, sport] fashionable[chanson] (currently) popular————————à la mode locution adverbialeà la mode de locution prépositionnelle1. [suivant l'usage de] in the fashion of2. (locution)II[mɔd] nom masculin1. [méthode]a. [méthode] mode ou method ofb. [manière personnelle] way ofmode d'action form ou mode of actionmode d'emploi directions ou instructions for usemode de paiement mode ou method of paymenta. [généralement] life style3. INFORMATIQUE modemode autonome ou local ou hors ligne off-line modemode connecté ou en ligne on-line mode -
103 passe
I.passe1 [pαs]feminine nounb. [de prostituée] c'est 200 € la passe it is 200 euros a timeII.masculine noun( = passe-partout)* * *
I(colloq) pɑs nom masculin1) ( passe-partout) master key2) ( laissez-passer) pass
II pɑs1) Sport pass2) (de prestidigitateur, torero) pass3) ( situation)être dans une passe difficile/une mauvaise passe — to be going through a difficult/a bad patch
* * *pɒs1. nf1) SPORT pass2) (magnétique) pass3) NAVIGATION channel2. nm(passe-partout) master key, skeleton key* * *A ○nm1 ( passe-partout) master key;2 ( laissez-passer) pass.B nf1 Sport pass; faire une passe to pass the ball (à to);2 (de prestidigitateur, torero) pass;3 (de magnétiseur, d'hypnotiseur) pass; il m'a fait des passes he made passes over me;4 ◑( de prostituée) trick○; faire une passe to turn a trick○; le prix d'une passe the cost of a trick;5 ( situation) être dans une passe difficile/une mauvaise passe to be going through a difficult/bad patch; être en passe de faire to be (well) on the way to doing; c'est une méthode révolue ou en passe de l'être it's an outdated method or soon will be;[pas] nom masculin1. [passe-partout] master ou pass key2. [laissez-passer] pass————————[pas] nom fémininfaire une passe to pass (the ball), to make a pass[en tauromachie] pass3. [situation]4. GÉOGRAPHIE [col] pass5. [d'un prestidigitateur] pass8. FINANCE9. INFORMATIQUE pass[à la roulette] passe11. [sur un cours d'eau] passage12. [d'un chapeau] rimen passe de locution prépositionnelleils sont en passe de prendre le contrôle des médias they're poised ou set to gain control of the media -
104 passé
I.passe1 [pαs]feminine nounb. [de prostituée] c'est 200 € la passe it is 200 euros a timeII.masculine noun( = passe-partout)* * *
I(colloq) pɑs nom masculin1) ( passe-partout) master key2) ( laissez-passer) pass
II pɑs1) Sport pass2) (de prestidigitateur, torero) pass3) ( situation)être dans une passe difficile/une mauvaise passe — to be going through a difficult/a bad patch
* * *pɒs1. nf1) SPORT pass2) (magnétique) pass3) NAVIGATION channel2. nm(passe-partout) master key, skeleton key* * *A ○nm1 ( passe-partout) master key;2 ( laissez-passer) pass.B nf1 Sport pass; faire une passe to pass the ball (à to);2 (de prestidigitateur, torero) pass;3 (de magnétiseur, d'hypnotiseur) pass; il m'a fait des passes he made passes over me;4 ◑( de prostituée) trick○; faire une passe to turn a trick○; le prix d'une passe the cost of a trick;5 ( situation) être dans une passe difficile/une mauvaise passe to be going through a difficult/bad patch; être en passe de faire to be (well) on the way to doing; c'est une méthode révolue ou en passe de l'être it's an outdated method or soon will be;I2. [révolu]elle songeait au temps passé she was thinking of times ou days gone by4. [teinte, fleur] faded————————nom masculin1. [temps révolu]oublions le passé let bygones be bygones, let's forget the pastc'est du passé, tout ça it's all in the past ou it's all behind us now2. [d'une personne, d'une ville] pastpassé simple ou historique simple past, past historicvoir aussi link=pluriel plurielpar le passé locution adverbialeil est beaucoup plus indulgent que par le passé he's much more indulgent than before ou than he used to besoyons amis, comme par le passé let's be friends, like beforeII[pase] préposition -
105 vieilli
vieilli, e [vjeji]* * *
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1) ( usé) [peau, tentures] old-looking2) ( démodé) [équipement] outdated; [expression] dated3) ( bonifié)* * *vjeji adj vieilli, -e1)vieilli en fût de chêne (vin) — oak-aged, aged in oak barrels
2) (marqué par l'âge) agedJe l'ai trouvé vieilli. — He seemed to me to have aged.
3) (mot, expression) dated* * *A pp ⇒ vieillir.B pp adj1 ( usé) [peau, visage, tentures] old-looking; j'ai trouvé ta sœur très vieillie I thought your sister had aged a lot;3 ( bonifié) vin vieilli en fût wine matured in the cask.[démodé] old-fashioned[vieux] -
106 vieillir
vieillir [vjejiʀ]➭ TABLE 21. intransitive verba. ( = prendre de l'âge) [personne, maison, organe] to grow old ; [population] to age• il a bien/mal vieilli [personne] he has/has not aged well ; [film] it has/has not stood the test of timeb. ( = paraître plus vieux) to agec. ( = passer de mode) [auteur, mot, doctrine] to go out of fashiond. [vin, fromage] to age2. transitive verb• vieillir qn [coiffure, maladie] to make sb look older• vous me vieillissez de cinq ans (par fausse estimation) you're making me out to be five years older than I really am3. reflexive verb► se vieillir to make o.s. look older* * *vjɛjiʀ
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1) ( en apparence) [coiffure, robe] to make [somebody] look older2) ( en estimation)ne me vieillis pas, j'ai 59 ans! — don't make me out to be any older than I am, I'm only 59!
3) ( physiquement) [maladie, pauvreté] to age
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verbe intransitif1) ( en âge)j'ai vieilli — I'm older; ( en maturité) I have grown up
pour bien vieillir, faites du sport — to stay young, take exercise
2) ( se dégrader) [corps, bâtiment] to show signs of age; [personne] to ageil vieillit mal — ( apparence) he's losing his looks
3) Sociologie4) ( pour un vin) to mature, to age5) ( se démoder) [œuvre, institution] to become outdated
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se vieillir verbe pronominal1) ( en apparence) to make oneself look older2) ( en mentant) to make oneself out to be older* * *vjejiʀ1. vi1) (= prendre de l'âge) to grow old, [population] to ageIl a beaucoup vieilli depuis la dernière fois que je l'ai vu. — He's aged a lot since I last saw him.
2) [vin] to age3) [doctrine, auteur] to become dated2. vt1)vieillir qn [coiffure, vêtements, lunettes] — to make sb look older, [épreuves, maladie] to age
2) [acteur] (pour un rôle) to make look older3) [vin, whisky] to age* * *vieillir verb table: finirA vtr1 ( en apparence) [coiffure, robe] to make [sb] look older; le maquillage la vieillit de 10 ans make-up makes her look 10 years older;2 ( en estimation) ne me vieillis pas, j'ai 59 ans! don't make me any older than I am, I'm only 59!;3 ( physiquement) [maladie, pauvreté] to age.B vi1 ( en âge) je vieillis I am getting old; j'ai vieilli I'm older; ( en maturité) I have grown up; je me sens vieillir I feel my age; pour bien vieillir, faites du sport to stay young, take exercise; il refuse de se voir vieillir he can't accept the fact that he's not so young any more; vieillir dans la fonction publique to spend a lifetime in the civil service; je ne veux pas vieillir ici I don't want to be here till I die;2 ( se dégrader) [corps, bâtiment] to show signs of age; [personne] to age; elle n'a pas vieilli she hasn't aged, she doesn't look any older; il vieillit mal ( apparence) he's losing his looks; elle vieillit bien she looks good for her age; il a vieilli de 10 ans en 6 mois he has aged 10 years in 6 months;3 Sociol notre population vieillit we have an ageing population;4 Vin to mature, age;5 ( se démoder) [œuvre] to become outdated; [institution] to stultify; une pièce de théâtre qui n'a pas vieilli a play which has lasted well.C se vieillir vpr1 ( en apparence) to make oneself look older;2 ( en mentant) to make oneself out to be older; se vieillir d'au moins trois ans to put at least three years on one's age.[vjejir] verbe intransitif1. [prendre de l'âge - personne] to age, to be getting old ; [ - vin, fromage] to age, to mature ; [ - technique] to become outmoded2. [paraître plus vieux]————————[vjejir] verbe transitif[métal] to age-harden3. [apparencenj]a. [suj: vêtement, couleur] to make somebody seem older————————se vieillir verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[en apparence] to make oneself look older -
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108 vétusté
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109 arretrato
1. adj in arrearspaese underdeveloped2. arretrati m pl arrears* * *arretrato agg.1 rear, back, behind: lavoro arretrato, work behind schedule (o backlog of work o arrears of work); numero arretrato, back number; ho una fame arretrata, (scherz.) I've got a lot of eating to catch up on2 ( sottosviluppato) backward; underdeveloped: è un paese arretrato, it is an underdeveloped country◆ s.m.1 arrear (s): essere in arretrato con qlco., to be in arrear (s) with sthg. (o to be behindhand with sthg.)2 pl. (comm.) arrears: arretrati dello stipendio, salary arrears; arretrati dell'affitto, rent arrears; liquidare gli arretrati, to pay off the arrears.* * *[arre'trato] arretrato (-a)1. agg1) (paese, zona) backward2) (numero di giornale, pagamento, interesse) back attr2. sm1)2)* * *[arre'trato] 1.participio passato arretrare2.1) (situato indietro) [ posizione] rearward2) [lavoro, pagamento] outstandingaffitto arretrato — rent arrears, back rent
3) (antiquato) [idee, pratica] outdated; (rimasto indietro) [paese, economia] backward3.sostantivo maschile- i sulla paga — back pay
2) (di lavoro) backlog3) (di giornale, rivista) back number, back issue4) in arretratoessere in arretrato con — to be in arrears with, to fall behind with BE o in AE [ pagamenti]
* * *arretrato/arre'trato/II aggettivo1 (situato indietro) [ posizione] rearward2 [lavoro, pagamento] outstanding; affitto arretrato rent arrears, back rent; ordinativi -i back orders3 (antiquato) [idee, pratica] outdated; (rimasto indietro) [paese, economia] backwardIII sostantivo m.2 (di lavoro) backlog3 (di giornale, rivista) back number, back issue4 in arretrato essere in arretrato con to be in arrears with, to fall behind with BE o in AE [ pagamenti]. -
110 invecchiare
"to age;Altern;envelhecer"* * *1. v/t age2. v/i age, get olderdi vini, cibi maturefig ( cadere in disuso) date* * *invecchiare v.tr.1 (rendere vecchio) to make* old; to age: il duro lavoro lo ha preco-cemente invecchiato, hard work has aged him precociously // invecchiare un vino, to age a wine2 (far parere più vecchio) to make* (s.o., sthg.) look older: questo taglio di capelli ti invecchia, this haircut makes you look older◆ v. intr.1 to grow* old, to get* old, to age, to get* on in years: invecchia ma la sua salute è ottima, he is getting on in years but his health is excellent; invecchiamo senza accorgercene, we grow old without noticing it; il vino invecchiando migliora, wine improves with age; ha una terribile paura di invecchiare, she has a terrible fear of growing old2 (fig.) (diventare antiquato) to become* obsolete.* * *[invek'kjare]1. vi2. vt* * *[invek'kjare] 1.verbo transitivo1) [malattia, vestito] to age [ persona]2) to age [vino, whisky]2.1) [ persona] to age, to grow* old2) [vino, whisky] to age3) (passare di moda) to become* outdated* * *invecchiare/invek'kjare/ [1]1 [malattia, vestito] to age [ persona]; il trucco la invecchia di 10 anni make-up makes her look 10 years older2 to age [vino, whisky](aus. essere)1 [ persona] to age, to grow* old2 [vino, whisky] to age3 (passare di moda) to become* outdated. -
111 invecchiato
invecchiato agg.1 old, aged: ha detto che mi trova invecchiato, she said that she finds me aged; dalla morte del figlio sembra invecchiato di 10 anni, since the death of his son he looks ten years older // vino invecchiato, aged wine2 (antiquato) obsolete: ormai è un modello invecchiato, it's now an obsolete model.* * *[invek'kjato] 1.participio passato invecchiare2.1) [pelle, viso] aged, old-looking2) (superato) outdated3) [vino, whisky] aged, mature* * *invecchiato/invek'kjato/II aggettivo1 [pelle, viso] aged, old-looking2 (superato) outdated3 [vino, whisky] aged, mature. -
112 stantio
stantio agg. stale (anche fig.): pane stantio, stale bread; sapere di stantio, to taste stale; notizie stantie, stale news◆ s.m. ( odore) musty smell, stale smell; ( sapore) stale taste: puzzare di stantio, to smell musty.* * *1.1) [pane, formaggio] stale2) fig. [ idee] outdated, old fashioned2.sostantivo maschile* * *stantio1 [pane, formaggio] stale2 fig. [ idee] outdated, old fashionedsapere di stantio to taste stale. -
113 vecchio
(pl -cchi) 1. adj old2. m, vecchia f senior citizen* * *vecchio agg.1 old: un cane vecchio, an old dog; una vecchia casa, an old house; è molto vecchio, he's very old; sono vecchi clienti, they are old customers; ha un viso vecchio, he has an old face; un abito vecchio stile, an old-fashioned dress; delle due case questa è la più vecchia, this is the older of the two houses; l'oggetto più vecchio nel museo, the oldest item in the museum; un vecchio amico, rancore, an old friend, grudge; una vecchia storia, an old story; diventare vecchio, to grow old; sentirsi vecchio, to feel old // nascere vecchio, ( maturo) to be old before one's time // vecchio come Matusalemme, as old as Methuselah2 ( maggiore) older (compar.), oldest (superl. rel.); ( tra fratelli o figli) elder (compar.), eldest (superl. rel.): fra te e me sono io il più vecchio, I'm the older of the two of us; è la più vecchia delle due sorelle, she is the elder of the two sisters; è il più vecchio di tutti i fratelli, he's the eldest of all the brothers // Plinio il Vecchio, (st.) Pliny the Elder3 ( antico) ancient, old: vecchia civiltà, tradizione, old (o ancient) civilization, tradition // un gentiluomo di vecchio stampo, a gentleman of the old school // il Vecchio Testamento, the Old Testament4 (stantio) stale: pane vecchio, stale bread6 ( esperto) old, expert: un vecchio lupo di mare, an old sea dog; essere vecchio del mestiere, to be an old hand (at the job)◆ s.m.1 old man: i vecchi, the old (o old people); vidi due vecchi, I saw two old men // ciao, vecchio mio!, hallo, old man! // i nostri vecchi, ( genitori) our parents, ( antenati) our ancestors2 ( chi ha anzianità in un lavoro) senior employee: i vecchi dell'azienda, the senior members of the firm3 ( ciò che è vecchio) the old: conflitto tra il vecchio e il nuovo, conflict between the old and the new.* * *['vekkjo] vecchio -chia, -chi, -chie1. agg1) (gen) oldè un uomo vecchio stile o stampo — he's an old-fashioned man
vecchia volpe fig — cunning o wily old fox
2) (precedente) old, formeril vecchio sindaco — the old o former mayor
2. sm3. sm/f(persona) old man (woman)i vecchi smpl the old o aged, old o elderly people, old folkcome stanno i tuoi vecchi? — (fam : genitori) how are your folks?
il mio vecchio — (padre) the o my old man
la mia vecchia — (madre) the o my old woman
vecchio mio! — old man!, old chap!
* * *1.1) (anziano) [persona, animale] old; (non nuovo) [ oggetto] olddiventare vecchio — to get o grow old
il più vecchio — (superlativo) oldest; (tra due persone) older; (tra due consanguinei) elder; (tra più consanguinei) eldest
essere 5 anni più vecchio di qcn. — to be senior to sb. o sb.'s senior by 5 years; (negli appellativi)
3) (antico) old, ancient; (di un tempo) [indirizzo, casa] old, former; (superato) [sistema, procedimento] old-fashioned, outdatedè una -a storia — that's ancient o past history, that's old hat
4) (che dura o si conosce da tempo) [conoscenza, amico] olddi -a data — [amicizia, rivalità] long-standing, long-time
5) (esperto)essere vecchio del mestiere — to be an old hand, to know the ropes
2.notizie -chie — fig. stale news
sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) (persona anziana) old person; (uomo) old man*i -chi — old people, the old
da vecchio io... — in my old age, I
2) colloq. (amico)come va vecchio mio? — how are you old boy o devil?
3) colloq.il mio vecchio — (padre) my old man
i miei -chi — (genitori) my parents
•Vecchio Testamento — Old Testament. Come in italiano anziano è una forma più gentile che spesso sostituisce vecchio, così elderly è spesso usato al posto di old. - Altri sostantivi inglesi più formali o eufemistici possono essere senior citizen o OAP (abbreviazione di old age pensioner)
••essere vecchio come il cucco — to be out of the ark, to be as old as the hills
* * *vecchio1 (anziano) [persona, animale] old; (non nuovo) [ oggetto] old; diventare vecchio to get o grow old; sentirsi vecchio to feel one's age; la -a generazione the older generation2 (in espressioni comparative) più vecchio older; il più vecchio (superlativo) oldest; (tra due persone) older; (tra due consanguinei) elder; (tra più consanguinei) eldest; essere 5 anni più vecchio di qcn. to be senior to sb. o sb.'s senior by 5 years; (negli appellativi) Plinio il Vecchio Pliny the Elder3 (antico) old, ancient; (di un tempo) [indirizzo, casa] old, former; (superato) [sistema, procedimento] old-fashioned, outdated; l'anno vecchio the old year; la città -a the old town; ai -chi tempi in the old days; è una -a storia that's ancient o past history, that's old hat4 (che dura o si conosce da tempo) [conoscenza, amico] old; è un mio vecchio sogno it has always been my dream; di -a data [amicizia, rivalità] long-standing, long-time; il buon vecchio Tim! good old Tim!5 (esperto) essere vecchio del mestiere to be an old hand, to know the ropes; un vecchio lupo di mare an old sea dog(f. -a)1 (persona anziana) old person; (uomo) old man*; i -chi old people, the old; da vecchio io... in my old age, I...essere vecchio come il cucco to be out of the ark, to be as old as the hills; vecchio come Matusalemme as old as Methuselah\vecchio mondo Old World; Vecchio Testamento Old Testament. Come in italiano anziano è una forma più gentile che spesso sostituisce vecchio, così elderly è spesso usato al posto di old. - Altri sostantivi inglesi più formali o eufemistici possono essere senior citizen o OAP (abbreviazione di old age pensioner). -
114 apolillada
apolillado,-a adjetivo
1 (estropeado por la polilla) moth-eaten
2 (quedarse anticuado) antiquated, moth-eaten, outdated: sus ideas están bastante apolilladas, his ideas are quite outdated
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115 zastario
antiquated, outdated, antiquate, obsolscent, out of date* * *• bygone• chronic• dated• time-worn• superannuated• backward• back• antiquate• archaic• antiquated• out of date• old fashioned• outdated• outworn• obsolete• outmoded• moth eaten• mouldy -
116 vanhanaikainen
yks.nom. vanhanaikainen; yks.gen. vanhanaikaisen; yks.part. vanhanaikaista; yks.ill. vanhanaikaiseen; mon.gen. vanhanaikaisten vanhanaikaisien; mon.part. vanhanaikaisia; mon.ill. vanhanaikaisiincorny (adje)dowdy (adje)old (adje)old-fashioned (adje)oldfashioned (adje)out-of-date (adje)outdated (adje)outmoded (adje)quaint (adje)* * *• out of date• past• out-of-date• outmoded• oldfashioned• out of fashion• unfashionable• old-fashioned• quaint• obsolete• obsolescent• dowdy• dated• corny• archaic• antique• antiquated• ancient• outdated• old -
117 vanhentunut
antiquated (adje)dated (adje)expired (adje)musty (adje)obsolete (adje)out-of-date (adje)outdated (adje)rusty (adje)* * *• musty• obsolescent• obsolete• old-fashioned• out of date• outmoded• inveterate• unfashionable• outdated• rusty• dated• archaic• antique• antiquated• ancient• out-of-date• expired -
118 отсталый
1) (устарелый)
outdated
2) (отставший в развитии)
backward* * ** * *1) outdated, retrograde 2) backward, retarded* * *backbackwardilliberallagged -
119 устаревший
archaic, fusty, moss-grown, moth-eaten, old-fashioned, out-of-date, outdated, passe, rococo, rusty, time-worn, out of date* * ** * *archaic, fusty, moss-grown, moth-eaten* * *antiquateddatedfustymoss-grownmoth-eatenmotheatenobsoleteold-fashionedoutdatedout-of-dateoverwornpasserococorustystaletime-worn -
120 inattuale
inattuale agg. dated, outdated, obsolete: un programma inattuale, an outdated (o obsolete) program.
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Outdated — Out*dat ed, a. Being out of date; antiquated; outmoded; unfashionable. [Obs.] Hammond. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
outdated — I adjective anachronistic, anachronous, ancient, antediluvian, antiquated, antique, archaic, behind the age, behind the times, bygone, dated, defunct, demode, discarded, disused, expired, extinct, fallen into desuetude, fallen into disuse,… … Law dictionary
outdated — (adj.) also out dated, 1610s, grown obsolete, from OUT (Cf. out) + pp. of DATE (Cf. date) (v.1). Out of date is attested from 1620 … Etymology dictionary
outdated — / out of date [adj] old fashioned anachronous, antiquated, antique, archaic, back number*, behind the times*, dated, démodé, dusty, has been*, moth eaten*, musty, not with it*, obsolete, old, old hat*, out, outmoded, out of style*, passé, square … New thesaurus
outdated — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ obsolete … English terms dictionary
outdated — [out΄dāt′id] adj. no longer current or popular; behind the times; antiquated … English World dictionary
outdated — out|dat|ed [ˌautˈdeıtıd] adj 1.) if something is outdated, it is no longer considered useful or effective, because something more modern exists →↑old fashioned ▪ outdated teaching methods ▪ a factory with outdated equipment ▪ His writing style is … Dictionary of contemporary English
outdated — [[t]a͟ʊtde͟ɪtɪd[/t]] ADJ GRADED If you describe something as outdated, you mean that you think it is old fashioned and no longer useful or relevant to modern life. ...outdated and inefficient factories. ...outdated attitudes... Caryl Churchill s… … English dictionary
outdated — adjective 1 unsuitable for the modern world and no longer used much; old fashioned: outdated teaching methods | We reject outdated notions of national sovereignty. 2 a document that is outdated cannot be used because it is no longer effective: an … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
outdated — adjective a) Out of date, old fashioned, antiquated. His outdated word processing software could not read the files I sent. b) Out of date; not the latest one. Your version of the document is outdated. Syn: parachronistic, superse … Wiktionary