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1 outdated
adjectiveveraltet; überholt; antiquiert (abwertend) [Ausdrucksweise]; altmodisch [Vorstellung, Kleidung]* * *out·ˈdat·ed* * *outdated adj überholt, veraltet* * *adjectiveveraltet; überholt; antiquiert (abwertend) [Ausdrucksweise]; altmodisch [Vorstellung, Kleidung]* * *adj.überaltert adj.überholt adj. -
2 outdated
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3 stubbornly
['stʌbənlɪ] adverb1) (obstinately) störrisch; wild [entschlossen]2) (resolutely, intractably) hartnäckig* * *stub·born·ly[ˈstʌbənli, AM -ɚn-]1. (obstinately) stur, starrköpfig, störrischshe \stubbornly clings on to her outdated views sie klammert sich verbissen an ihre veralteten Ansichten2. (persistently) refuse hartnäckig* * *['stʌbənlɪ]adv2) (= persistently) hartnäckiginterest rates have remained stubbornly high — die Zinsen sind unbeirrt hoch geblieben
* * *['stʌbənlɪ] adverb1) (obstinately) störrisch; wild [entschlossen]2) (resolutely, intractably) hartnäckig* * *adv.dickköpfig adv.hartnäckig adv. -
4 stubbornly
1) ( obstinately) stur, starrköpfig, störrisch;she \stubbornly clings on to her outdated views sie klammert sich verbissen an ihre veralteten Ansichten -
5 prehistoric
adjective1) vorgeschichtlich; prähistorisch* * *[pri:i'storik](of, or belonging to, the time before recorded history: a prehistoric monster.) prähistorisch* * *pre·his·tor·ic[ˌprɪ(h)ɪˈstɒrɪk, AM -hɪˈstɔ:r-]adj inv\prehistoric man der prähistorische Menscha \prehistoric monster ein urzeitliches Monster\prehistoric remains prähistorische Überreste, Überreste aus vorgeschichtlicher Zeit [o aus der Frühzeit]in \prehistoric times in prähistorischer Zeit\prehistoric methods Steinzeitmethoden pl pej fig\prehistoric management structures völlig überholte Managementmethoden\prehistoric views völlig veraltete Ansichten* * *["priːhI'stɒrIk]adj1) prähistorisch, vorgeschichtlich2) (fig) mittelalterlich, uraltit is based on almost prehistoric technology — es basiert auf geradezu mittelalterlicher Technologie
* * *1. prähistorisch, vorgeschichtlich2. fig vorsintflutlich* * *adjective1) vorgeschichtlich; prähistorisch* * *adj.prähistorisch adj.urgeschichtlich adj. -
6 prehistoric
\prehistoric man der prähistorische Mensch;a \prehistoric monster ein urzeitliches Monster;\prehistoric remains prähistorische Überreste, Überreste aus vorgeschichtlicher Zeit [o aus der Frühzeit];in \prehistoric times in prähistorischer Zeit;\prehistoric management structures völlig überholte Managementmethoden;\prehistoric views völlig veraltete Ansichten
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