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old-timer

/ˌəʊldˈtaɪ.mər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un homme âgé, ou une personne expérimentée ayant traversé de nombreuses épreuves, ou encore quelqu'un qui a longtemps servi dans un domaine.

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noun

/ˌəʊldˈtaɪ.mər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un homme âgé, ou une personne expérimentée ayant traversé de nombreuses épreuves, ou encore quelqu'un qui a longtemps servi dans un domaine.

A noun referring to an experienced person who has been through many battles or someone who has given long service, or an elderly man.

  1. Experienced veteranB2informal

    A person who has been involved in a particular activity or field for a long time and has gained significant experience.

    frVétéran expérimenté

    • The old-timer at the factory taught me all the tricks of the trade.
    • He's an old-timer in the music industry, having played with legends.
    • The team relies on the old-timers for their wisdom and steady hands.

    Synonymesexpertmasterold handold stagerproveteranwarhorse

  2. Elderly personA2informal

    An older person, typically a man, who is advanced in age.

    frPersonne âgée

    • The old-timer sat on the porch and watched the sunset.
    • A group of old-timers gathered at the park to play chess.
    • The old-timer told stories about the town's history.

    Synonymeselderoldsterseniorsenior citizen

    Antonymesyoungsteryouth

Formes
  • old-timers plural form
  • old-timers' possessive plural form
  • old-timer's possessive singular form
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