antiquated 的定义
- continued from, resembling, or adhering to the past; old-fashioned: antiquated attitudes.
- no longer used; obsolete or obsolescent: The spinning wheel is an antiquated machine.
- aged; old: antiquated aunts and uncles.
antiquated 近义词
obsolete
更多antiquated例句
- The erroneous notices are another example of the consequences of the agency’s antiquated technology, Collins said in a blog post.
- Traditional mortgage servicers use antiquated technology and provide poor service to borrowers.
- Sure, the strip knowingly decorated its interiors with throwback furniture — Watterson noted how fun it was to draw mid-century styles — but little else looks antiquated.
- Not only that, but a lot of the interview skills and marketing MBA classes were kind of antiquated in the way they were teaching that.
- Adding one of these to your kitchen will open you up to a whole range of possibilities when it comes to mealtime, and it just might replace a couple of antiquated appliances you have sitting around, too.
- During the 1970s, the then brand new F-15A Eagle carried the same antiquated armament as the Vietnam-era F-4 Phantom II.
- How an antiquated understanding of race relations results in minority staffers getting the short shrift.
- We cannot keep judging mothers by a primitive, antiquated, simplistic standard.
- But the hoopla over it reflects some strange and antiquated thinking.
- I hesitate to respond to the re-hashing of your antiquated guilt trip on women to get married.
- When at table to press your guests to take more than they have inclination for, is antiquated and rude.
- Mrs Pike was, fortunately for him, a conscientious person; but her notions were somewhat antiquated.
- In the centre of the town stood the old church, antiquated in its appearance, but venerable and holy in its associations.
- They speak, or think, of it as of some matter of antiquated prejudice—of stale, conventional observance.
- Some dressed themselves in old-fashioned and antiquated clothes which they found in the chambers.