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Significats de as unfashionable en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "as unfashionable".
Ús de as unfashionable en anglès
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Not to support England is as unfashionable as turning off the telly during Diana's funeral.
The Guardian
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Galwegians had won one match the previous season and Connacht were as unfashionable as ever.
The Irish Times
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He carried a well-brushed bowler as unfashionable as unseasonable.
Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter
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The Greeks esteemed its leg most highly, and rejected the other portions as unfashionable to be eaten.
The Book of Household Management
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Now he is adding further gloss to it as unfashionable Watford stand fourth in the Premier League.
Reuters
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In this respect the re-emergence of Colin Slade, whose functional style makes him just as unfashionable as Donald, is also encouraging.
The Guardian
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He wore a version of his same square metal glasses, as unfashionable now as they had been back in the eighties.
Union Atlantic
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One who worked with him at that time- atimewhen University reform was as unfashionable as it is now fashionable-wellremembers.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson : Missionary Bishop of the Melan...
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Both were city born and city bred, yet both were as unfashionable and untrammelled by custom as two children of the plains.
An Ambitious Man
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But, as was so often the case in those days, the local grammar played not soccer -then seen as unfashionable -but rugby.
The Guardian
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