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| Allg. |
fusty; dated; demoded; high; outmoded; rococo; archaic; bewhiskered; moss-grown; overworn; played-out; ricky-tick; obsolete (о законе, норме и т. д.); Victorian; outworn; passé; steam; traditional; traditionary; past its sell-by date (метод, система, идея Anglophile); unprogressive (golos-tatiana); moss grown; out of fashion; ricky tick; ricky ticky; rinky dink; back; hackneyed; no longer in use; trite; uninteresting; conservative (В.И.Макаров); oldy-moldy (yulia_mikh); rusty; old-fashioned (об оборудовании); dinosaur (Taras); stale; anachronism; archaistic; bygone; last-century (Dmitry Onishchenko); bankrupt (Ремедиос_П); outdated; old (MichaelBurov); archaical; older (Гера) |
| Gruzovik |
cobweb |
| Игорь Миг |
out-of-vogue (дизайн и пр.); backward-looking |
| Bauw. |
outdated (об оборудовании и т.п.) |
| biblioth. |
gone out of use |
| Buchhalt. |
out-of-date; vintage of capital equipment |
| comp. |
end-of-life (jerrymig1) |
| E.öl. |
obsolescent; overage (об изделии) |
| Fin. |
non-current |
| Franz. Sp. |
demodй |
| Franz. Sp., Makarow. |
demode |
| gepanz. |
out-of-use |
| Geschäftsvokab. |
dead; out of date; vintage ('vintage' means "of high quality and lasting value" (Cambridge Dictionary)
ART Vancouver) |
| idiom. |
go by the wayside (To become obsolete or outmoded. Interex) |
| Industr. |
old-fashion (igisheva) |
| Lederindust. |
moth-eaten; obsolete |
| Lit. Stil |
desuete |
| Makarow. |
antediluvian; mouldy; old-fashioned (об оборудовании); ricky-ticky; rinky-dink; time-worn |
| Math. |
out-dated |
| Med. |
obsolete (напр., о лечебной методике) |
| micr. |
legacy |
| Mil., Jar. |
kaput; kaputt |
| Progr. |
deprecated (ssn) |
| Qual.Kontr. |
antiquated; noncurrent; superannuated |
| Recht. |
obsolete (о законе, норме и т.д.) |
| Rel. |
anachronistic; anachronistical |
| SAP. |
obs. |
| Slang. |
has-been; groovy (Aly19); used-to-be; old hat; out; play out; played out; tacky |
| umg. |
stuck-in-the-mud (grafleonov); off the map; old hat (if something is old hat, a lot of people have said or done the same thing before and it is therefore not new or interesting
: Most of this is probably old hat to you, isn t it? Andrey Truhachev) |
| veralt. |
exolete (sunman) |
| veralt., Makarow. |
antediluvial |
| Wirtsch. |
out-of-fashion |
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| Allg. |
date (no object Seem old-fashioned.: the coat may be pricey but it will never date); stale; superannuate; outmode; be out of fashion; go out of date; be out of court; have known better days (Anglophile); get old (Notburga); outlive; be behind the times (о методах, взглядах и т.п.); have had one's day; have seen one's day; become antiquated; become obsolete; become out of date; fall into obsolescence (Bullfinch); obsolesce (malt1640); be outdated (Scorrific); become outdated (grafleonov); aged like milk (His once-popular opinions have aged like milk • The political strategy used during the campaign has aged like milk • This fashion trend aged like milk. It went from chic to cheesy in a year • Their technology aged like milk. It's already obsolete compared to newer models • ...aged like two year old milk – Alex Jones Show Taras) |
| Gruzovik |
become out-of-date (pf of стареть) |
| Игорь Миг |
outlive one's usefulness |
| Film |
date (TV viewers will see her in another dated soap) |
| idiom. |
be dead as a dodo (син.: (as) dead as a doornail, (as) dead as mutton Taras) |
| IT |
be out of date |
| Makarow. |
be out of court (особ. об аргументе) |
| Massenmed. |
date |
| Patent. |
turn old; grow obsolete |
| Slang. |
wash up |
| umg. |
crack up; have had it |
| veralt. |
grow old |
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| Allg. |
old story (что-то); old stuff (что-то) |
| ABC-Waffen |
obsolete |
| Versich. |
Overaged (о судне, об оборудовании) |
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legacy (программа/приложение или устройство Enote) |
