Definiția și Sensul lui "old-fashioned"

old-fashioned

ADJECTIV

demodat, învechit

no longer used, supported, etc. by the general public, typically belonging to an earlier period in history

antediluvian

antiquated

antique

archaic

dated

Example

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.

Her grandmother 's old-fashioned dress, with its high collar and lace trim, reflected a bygone era of fashion.

pătrân, îmbătrânit

(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

old school

Example

My grandmother is quite old-fashioned; she still prefers writing letters by hand instead of using email or text messages.

Despite the rise of digital banking, my grandfather remains old-fashioned and prefers handling cash for all transactions.

My old-fashioned uncle still listens to music on vinyl records, even though he owns a smartphone.

învechit, de modă veche

reflecting a traditional style or quality from the past, appreciated for its charm, simplicity, and nostalgic warmth

Example

For breakfast, nothing beats an old-fashioned stack of pancakes with syrup and butter.

It ’s an old-fashioned detective story, with clever clues and a suspenseful plot that keeps you hooked.

She admired his old-fashioned courtesy, like holding doors open and offering his seat to others.

privire dezaprobatoare, privire critcă

(of a look or expression) subtly expressing disapproval, disappointment, or criticism toward someone

Example

When Mark suggested skipping the family dinner, his mother gave him an old-fashioned look.

Claire ’s old-fashioned glance made it clear she did n’t approve of the loud music at the gathering.

After spotting the mismatched outfit, the teacher shot an old-fashioned look at the student.

Old-fashioned

SUBSTANTIV

un cocktail vechi, un băutură clasică veche

a classic cocktail made primarily with whiskey, bitters, sugar, and a splash of water, typically garnished with an orange slice or cherry

What is "old-fashioned"?

Old-fashioned is a classic cocktail that is believed to have originated in the United States in the late 19th century. The drink is made with whiskey, typically bourbon or rye, sugar, bitters, and a citrus peel, which are muddled together with ice and then strained into a rocks glass. The cocktail is typically garnished with a slice of orange or a cherry. Old-fashioned is known for its smooth and sophisticated taste, with the whiskey providing a rich and smoky flavor and the bitters adding a depth of flavor and complexity. The sugar adds a touch of sweetness to the cocktail, while the citrus peel adds a fresh and aromatic finish. Old-fashioned can be customized with various types of whiskey and bitters, and it can also be made with a different type of sweetener, such as maple syrup or honey. It is a popular cocktail that is often enjoyed as an after-dinner drink or as a refined and elegant cocktail at a social gathering.

Example

He ordered an old-fashioned to enjoy with his steak dinner.

The bartender made an old-fashioned with just the right balance of whiskey and bitters.

Her favorite drink to unwind after work is a classic old-fashioned.