moss-grown

• صفة تصف شيئًا مغطى بالطحلب أو الطحالب، وغالبًا ما تُستعمل مجازيًا للدلالة على القدم أو الاضمحلال أو الطراز القديم.

An archaic or literary adjective describing something covered with moss, often used metaphorically to suggest age, decay, or being old-fashioned.

1. Covered with mossB2formal

   Describes an object or surface that has become overgrown with moss, often due to age, dampness, or neglect.

   مُغَطَّى بِالطُّحْلُب

   • The old stone wall was moss-grown and crumbling.
   • They discovered a moss-grown statue in the abandoned garden.
   • The path led to a moss-grown fountain in the forest.

   المرادفاتmossy

2. Old-fashioned or outdatedC1informalbritish

   Used in a critical way to describe something that is no longer modern, relevant, or in style.

   عتيق الطراز

   • His moss-grown ideas about education are not helpful anymore.
   • The company's moss-grown policies need to be updated.
   • She dismissed his advice as moss-grown and irrelevant.

   المرادفاتantiquatedarchaicdatedfossilizedmustyobsoleteold-fashionedoutdatedoutmoded

   الأضدادcontemporarycurrentcutting-edgefreshmodernnewnovelstylishtrendyup-to-date