oldish

美 [?o?ld??] 　英 [???ld??]

• adj.相當(dāng)老的；相當(dāng)舊的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)稍老的；稍舊的；老氣

英漢雙解

英漢解釋

adj.	1. 有點(diǎn)老的,稍舊的

英英解釋

adj.	1. neither very old, nor very young or new

例句

The next step is making the photo truly looking como and oldish , exactly like you often see in the Surf company's adverts.

下一步是給圖片制作一些樂模和陳舊的效果，就像通常在沖浪公司里看到的那些廣告一樣。

upon the old crooked burgess streets hordes of oldish blackened miners dwellings crowded , lining the roads out.

在那市區(qū)的彎曲的老街兩旁，擠擁著所有舊而黑的礦工住宅。

On the lower deck in a third, an oldish -looking, bare-bodied fellow is leaning over an oar, staring vacantly at our boat.

第三條船的下甲板上，一位年紀(jì)稍長的船夫正赤膊倚在一支槳上，茫然地瞪著我們的船。

He was an oldish man who wore thick glasses.

他年紀(jì)大了，戴著很深的眼鏡。

a little oldish misshapen stooping woman.

上了年紀(jì)的畸形駝背的小女人。

Brown is too oldish for you.

你穿棕色太老氣了。

So we got two left, two oldish . They are love and great.

我還剩兩只，兩只老的。他們很可愛很不錯。

There friend, and oldish, grey-headed man who was growing bald, lived in town.

他的朋友，一位年長的灰頭發(fā)的人差不多禿頂了，住在鎮(zhèn)上。

A person in the United States replaces a cell phone every 16 months, not because the cell phone is old, but because it is oldish.

美國人平均每一年零4個(gè)月就要換一部手機(jī)，不是因?yàn)?/c>舊了，而是手機(jī)過時(shí)了。