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old-fashioned
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ultrapassado, antiquado
no longer used, supported, etc. by the general public, typically belonging to an earlier period in history
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ultrapassado, antiquado
(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
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antiquado, vintage
reflecting a traditional style or quality from the past, appreciated for its charm, simplicity, and nostalgic warmth
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um olhar desaprovador, uma expressão de desagrado
(of a look or expression) subtly expressing disapproval, disappointment, or criticism toward someone
Old-fashioned
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old-fashioned, coquetel clássico
a classic cocktail made primarily with whiskey, bitters, sugar, and a splash of water, typically garnished with an orange slice or cherry
old-fashioned
adj
Exemplo
Her grandmother's old-fashioned dress, with its high collar and lace trim, reflected a bygone era of fashion.
His old-fashioned approach to teaching still resonates with some students.
The old-fashioned rotary telephone seemed out of place in the modern office.
His views on relationships are a bit old-fashioned for today’s world.
Despite having GPS on his phone, John sticks to his old-fashioned paper maps when planning road trips.
