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Significados de old-hat en inglés

Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse.

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      Out of fashion.

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          Examples for "ex"
          Examples for "ex"
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          ANSWER: It's certainly possible that your ex has a history of trauma.
          News.com.au
          2
          Some possible new job roles for the soon-to-be-ex leader of our government.
          The Irish Times
          3
          Methods: Several methodologies are currently being used for ex vivo Treg expansion.
          Pubmed
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          Aims: To examine whether this interaction is effective under ex vivo conditions.
          Pubmed
          5
          No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.
          Last call: the rise and fall of prohibition
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          Homer was thus at once contemporary in content and antique in form.
          The Odyssey
          2
          The enthuriasm for installing bar rooms has created a new antique market.
          The new yorker
          3
          The genuine antique or fake was not on it; it was missing.
          There was a King in Egypt
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          I suspect it's an antique, probably worth a fortune in today's market.
          The witch queen
          5
          She opened her antique guidebook to the city, published sixty years before.
          Lost in translation
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          In the past two years, disruption toppled many outmoded firms and ideas.
          Wired
          2
          City firms donate their outmoded computers because they have no resale value.
          The water room
          3
          His authoritarian style and single-minded pursuit of economic growth are now outmoded.
          Reuters
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          Their model of insuring secondary care only is outmoded and ultimately unaffordable.
          The Irish Times
          5
          The thesis was that computers could bypass any outmoded concerns about instinct.
          The Irish Times
          1
          Of course no-one ever suspected, because wands were so passe, these days.
          Sharper than a serpent's tooth
          2
          A shipp of 500 tuns could passe, soe bigg is the arch.
          French Pathfinders in North America
          3
          Why, that old paintings evidently are quite passe to the new crowd.
          Walking-Stick Papers
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          Hopping on the toxic masculinity bandwagon to sell toiletries is so passe.
          The Irish Times
          5
          Klieg lights, rubber truncheons, and demeaning or harsh questions are passe.
          The President's Assassin
          1
          Chinaman passee lettel nex' Chinaman.
          From Sand Hill to Pine
          2
          Because she got passee?
          The Translation of a Savage, Volume 3
          3
          Anyone found with such a bag on her person will immediately be classified as out of touch and hopelessly passee.
          The Irish Times
          4
          Buds,' I have cried to them, 'do not dare to open yet, or you will be horribly passee by Easter.
          A Mountain Woman
          5
          We were often in Paris, and I became as skilled in beautifying artifices as any passee wife of the Faubourg St. Germain.
          The Well-Beloved: A Sketch of a Temperament
          1
          This is a cruel, fanatical, demode Arab holy war, a hand-to-hand war of native knives & barbaric tortures.
          The new yorker
          2
          The following "acceptance" is decidedly demode:
          Perfect Behavior: A Guide for Ladies and Gentlemen in All Social...
          3
          The three lounge-suits of tweed, though slightly demoded, would still be vogue in this remote spot.
          Ruggles of Red Gap
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          "Do you mean to defy me to my face?" demoded Squire Pope, growing very red.
          The Young Musician; Or, Fighting His Way
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          Imagination, boldness, and good, old-fashioned hard work keep the good routes coming.
          Climbing Magazine
          2
          Sound the alarm: the good old-fashioned relationship is under attack from technology.
          The Irish Times
          3
          These mussels are harvested the old-fashioned way-bydredging along the sea floor.
          The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
          4
          An old-fashioned word seems best suited to summarising the situation - unfair.
          The Irish Times
          5
          The hotel earned her respect the old-fashioned way - through good service.
          Reuters
          Uso de old-hat en inglés
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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
          3
          Apparently radio staples like traffic, sport, news and weather are also old-hat in the digital age.
          The Guardian
          4
          Flying bots are old-hat, too.
          Wired
          5
          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