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oldish

美['oʊldɪʃ],英['əʊldɪʃ],

释义

adj. 相当老的;相当旧的; 网络释义: 稍老的;稍旧的;老气;

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.
下一步是给图片制作一些乐模和陈旧的效果,就像通常在冲浪公司里看到的那些广告一样。
Upon the old crooked burgess streets hordes of oldish blackened miners dwellings crowded , lining the roads out.
在那市区的弯曲的老街两旁,挤拥着所有旧而黑的矿工住宅。
On the lower deck in a third, an oldish -looking, bare-bodied fellow is leaning over an oar, staring vacantly at our boat.
第三条船的下甲板上,一位年纪稍长的船夫正赤膊倚在一支桨上,茫然地瞪着我们的船。
He was an oldish man who wore thick glasses.
A little oldish misshapen stooping woman.
Brown is too oldish for you.
So we got two left, two oldish . They are love and great.
我还剩两只,两只老的。他们很可爱很不错。
There friend, and oldish, grey-headed man who was growing bald, lived in town.
他的朋友,一位年长的灰头发的人差不多秃顶了,住在镇上。
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.
美国人平均每一年零4个月就要换一部手机,不是因为旧了,而是手机过时了。

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