单词 | old-fashioned |
释义 | old-fashioned I. 1. a. < wears an old-fashioned black bow tie — Green Peyton > < old-fashioned houses, with their ornamental cornices and high gables — American Guide Series: Michigan > < men with the old-fashioned hellfire in their sermons — Atlantic > < suggested reviving old-fashioned home and classroom discipline with physical punishment — New York Times > b. < my mother's family … more old-fashioned, more pious, and in a word more Victorian even than the English county families of the time — Harold Nicolson > c. < two editions, one of them bound in old-fashioned blue gingham — H.H.Reichard > < attendants carried old-fashioned bouquets — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > 2. < thirty old-fashioned propeller planes — J.A.Michener > < old-fashioned methods for making maple sugar — Murray Schumach > < propaganda — the old-fashioned name for psychological warfare — George Fischer > 3. dialect chiefly England < the collie … had turned on him an old-fashioned eye — John Buchan > 4. • old-fash·ioned·ly II. 1. dialect chiefly England 2. < a dress … cut kind of old-fashioned — J.B.Benefield > III. 1. 2. |
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