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old-fashioned
01
pasado de moda
no longer used, supported, etc. by the general public, typically belonging to an earlier period in history
información gramatical
composición morfológica
compuesto
cualitativo
superlativo
most old-fashioned
comparativo
more old-fashioned
graduable
Ejemplos
The old-fashioned rotary telephone seemed out of place in the modern office.
El teléfono de disco anticuado parecía fuera de lugar en la oficina moderna.
02
anticuado, pasado de moda
(of people) acting or thinking according to the ideas, attitudes, or behaviors that were common in the past but are less typical in the present
Ejemplos
My grandmother is quite old-fashioned; she still prefers writing letters by hand instead of using email or text messages.
Mi abuela es bastante anticuada; todavía prefiere escribir cartas a mano en lugar de usar correo electrónico o mensajes de texto.
03
a la antigua, pasado de moda
reflecting a traditional style or quality from the past, appreciated for its charm, simplicity, and nostalgic warmth
Ejemplos
For breakfast, nothing beats an old-fashioned stack of pancakes with syrup and butter.
Para el desayuno, nada supera una pila de panqueques al estilo antiguo con jarabe y mantequilla.
04
desaprobador, reprobatorio
(of a look or expression) subtly expressing disapproval, disappointment, or criticism toward someone
Ejemplos
When Mark suggested skipping the family dinner, his mother gave him an old-fashioned look.
Cuando Mark sugirió saltarse la cena familiar, su madre le lanzó una mirada pasada de moda.
Old-fashioned
01
un viejo-fashioned, un old-fashioned
a classic cocktail made primarily with whiskey, bitters, sugar, and a splash of water, typically garnished with an orange slice or cherry
información gramatical
estado de animacidad
inanimado
composición morfológica
compuesto
contable
forma plural
old-fashioneds
Ejemplos
He ordered an old-fashioned to enjoy with his steak dinner.
Pidió un old-fashioned para disfrutar con su cena de bistec.
