Examples of using Old-fashioned in English and their translations into French
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Conversely, those who preferred Cantonese music were considered old-fashioned or uneducated.
A huge display of power to scare the enemy is old-fashioned.
Even blouses with shades and lace do not have to be old-fashioned.
Slightly old-fashioned patterned brown floor tiling features in the standard bathrooms.
They might say that a pageant… is old-fashioned and demeaning to the girls.
We're old-fashioned.
Look at these darling cameos- so old-fashioned, so like donna.
These kids could use some old-fashioned values.
I may be old-fashioned, but I can recognize a gentleman.
Old-fashioned.
It's old-Fashioned, Mr. White.
Old-fashioned but deadly.
I will sit him down for a little old-fashioned heart-to-heart.
An old-fashioned hunch.
They are seen as old-fashioned and unattractive, especially in France… For now!
This thing is so old-fashioned it's practically falling to pieces.
I'm afraid I'm too old-fashioned for you, m'lady.
Maria's as old-fashioned as a hoop skirt.
Some furnishings are old-fashioned, but overall the property is well-maintained.
Old-fashioned, yet experimental.