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shopworn

/ˈʃɑːp.wɔːrn/

Traducción: Describe algo que ya no es fresco, nuevo o interesante por haber sido muy usado o mencionado con frecuencia; se aplica tanto a objetos físicos gastados por el uso como, en sentido figurado, a ideas o expresiones que se han vuelto trilladas o banales.

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adjective

/ˈʃɑːp.wɔːrn/C2formalamerican
  • esDescribe algo que ya no es fresco, nuevo o interesante por haber sido muy usado o mencionado con frecuencia; se aplica tanto a objetos físicos gastados por el uso como, en sentido figurado, a ideas o expresiones que se han vuelto trilladas o banales.

Describes something that is no longer fresh, new, or interesting due to overuse or being handled too much; often used metaphorically for ideas or expressions that have become trite.

  1. Worn from displayB2formal

    Showing signs of wear, fading, or damage from being handled or displayed in a store for a long time.

    esgastado por el uso en tienda

    • The shopworn mannequin had a cracked hand.
    • They sold the shopworn books at a discount.
    • The carpet looked shopworn after years of foot traffic.

    Sinónimosdamageddirtyfadedsecondhandshabbyshopsoiledsoiledtiredworn

    Antónimosfreshnewpristineunused

  2. Overused or clichéC1formal

    Describing an idea, phrase, or expression that has become stale or uninteresting due to excessive use.

    esgastado, manido

    • His speech was full of shopworn clichés.
    • The plot of the movie felt shopworn and predictable.
    • She avoided using shopworn metaphors in her writing.

    Sinónimosbanalhackneyedplatitudinousstalethreadbaretimeworntrite

    Antónimoscreativefreshinnovativenoveloriginal

Formas
  • more shopworn comparative form
  • most shopworn superlative form
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