English · English
old
/ˈoʊld/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. of an object, concept, etc: having existed for a relatively long period of time
| German | alt, greis, bejahrt |
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| French | vieux, âgé, antique |
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| Portuguese | velho, antigo |
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| Czech | starý |
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| Italian | vecchio |
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| Spanish | viejo, antiguo, ruco |
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| Dutch | oud, bejaard, aftands |
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| Swedish | gammal |
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| Latin | vetus, vetulus, anus |
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2. of a living being: having lived for relatively many years
3. (of an item) used, not new
4. having existed or lived for the specified time
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English · English
old
/ˈoʊld/ noun · plural: olds A1 (estimated)
2. a slow, old or low-quality car
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