yesteryear 的 2 个定义
- last year.
- the recent years; time not long past.
- during time not long past.
yesteryear 近义词
time elapsed
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- Founded in London in 1766, art auction house Christie’s is a symbol of yesteryear—and yet the company appears to be on the cutting edge.
- Today’s thru-hikers opt for lighter-weight footwear than the heavy waffle stompers of yesteryear.
- Booze writers who’ve been around a while may pine for yesteryear, when at least the holidays were real, by which I mean they were occasions that could be found on calendars during which festive drinking might organically occur.
- One of the NFL’s foremost historians, Joe Horrigan, is careful not to discount the quarterbacks of yesteryear despite the greater emphasis on the position today.
- “The SPACs of yesteryear are nothing like the SPACs that are listing today,” Cunningham said Wednesday during the virtual Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit.
- But the question is, could a thawing of relations result in a return to the mobbed-up action of yesteryear?
- Or a horse and carriage, like the one driven a young man in a tweed suit and cap from yesteryear, as he gazed up at the stars.
- There were boyish suits from yesteryear with puffy white sleeves and fur collars worn by androgynous creatures with white faces.
- I could use this opportunity to become as stylish and perhaps as divine as many of the heroines of yesteryear.
- But here the design resembled something from track practice on a muddy English lawn from yesteryear, rather than high-tech Adidas.
- Forgotten were the nine cubs of the year before, and the quartettes and sextettes of many a yesteryear.
- They belong rather more to the sort of music that has no more relation with yesteryear than it has with this or next.
- The joke of yesteryear already shows frays upon its sleeves.
- In that moment books and plays seemed like the snows of yesteryear.
- Oh, well, all flesh is grass, and there is no grass of yesteryear.