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Meanings of old-hat in anglès

Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse.

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      Out of fashion.

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          Usage of old-hat in anglès
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          It may seem weird to pour so much money into old-hat tech.
          Wired
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          What Sam comes up with is bigger and better than any of that old-hat stuff.
          The Guardian
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          Apparently radio staples like traffic, sport, news and weather are also old-hat in the digital age.
          The Guardian
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          Flying bots are old-hat, too.
          Wired
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          The best driving position of this trio places you low in the car, and the digital dash makes rivals look old-hat.
          News.com.au
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          But the glimpses of the big 2009 films gathered at the end of the Oscar show looked old-hat already, before they've even opened.
          The Guardian
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          Tired: Old-hat dialog and barren sound stage prompt callow performances from normally strong actors.
          Wired