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old-hat

/ˈoʊld ˌhæt/

Traduction: Se dit de quelque chose qui n'est plus nouveau, intéressant ou à la mode ; démodé ou rebattu.

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adjective

/ˈoʊld ˌhæt/B2formal
  • frSe dit de quelque chose qui n'est plus nouveau, intéressant ou à la mode ; démodé ou rebattu.

Describes something that is no longer new, interesting, or fashionable; outdated or trite.

  1. Outdated or unfashionableB2informal

    No longer modern, stylish, or current; belonging to a past era.

    frdémodé, désuet

    • His old-hat ideas about management don't work anymore.
    • That style of music is considered old-hat now.
    • Wearing bell-bottoms is old-hat in today's fashion world.

    Synonymesantiquatedarchaicdatedobsoleteold-fashionedoutdatedoutmodedunfashionable

    Antonymescontemporarycurrentfashionablefreshmodernnewnovelstylishtrendyup-to-date

  2. Overused or triteB2informal

    Repeated so often that it has lost its originality or impact.

    frdémodé, éculé

    • The plot of that movie is old-hat and predictable.
    • His jokes are old-hat; I've heard them a hundred times.
    • That excuse is old-hat and no one believes it anymore.

    Synonymesbanalcommonplacehackneyedstalethreadbaretimeworntrite

    Antonymesfreshinnovativenewnoveloriginal

Formes
  • more old-hat comparative form
  • most old-hat superlative form
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