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pl
viejo, -a
I. old [ingl. am. oʊld, ingl. brit. əʊld] ADJ.
1. old (of certain age):
how old are you?
how old are you?
he's 10 years old
¡a tu edad …!
2. old:
old (not young)
old (less polite)
to get or grow old/older
when I'm old
3.1. old (not new):
old clothes/car/remedy
old city/civilization
old custom/tradition
old custom/tradition
a fine old wine
3.2. old (longstanding, familiar) atrbv.:
old friend/enemy/rivalry
old injury/problem
it's the old, old story
3.3. old (experienced, veteran) atrbv.:
old campaigner
old campaigner
4. old (former, previous) atrbv.:
old job/classmate
5. old LING.:
Old atrbv.
6.1. old coloq. atrbv. as intensifier:
she dresses just any old way or ingl. brit. also any old how
6.2. old coloq. atrbv. (in familiar references):
good old John!
¡este John …!
hello, old thing ingl. brit.
lucky old you!
no es mala gente coloq.
II. old [ingl. am. oʊld, ingl. brit. əʊld] SUST.
1. old (old people) + pl v.:
the old
the old
2. old (former times) liter.:
in days of old
antaño liter.
in days of old
I know him of old
day-old [ingl. am. ˈdeɪˌoʊld, ingl. brit. ˈdeɪəʊld] ADJ.
day-old
I. old-fashioned [ingl. am. ˌoʊldˈfæʃənd, ingl. brit. əʊldˈfaʃ(ə)nd] ADJ.
1. old-fashioned (outdated):
old-fashioned clothes/decor/attitudes
old-fashioned clothes/decor/attitudes
2. old-fashioned (traditional):
II. old-fashioned [ingl. am. ˌoʊldˈfæʃənd, ingl. brit. əʊldˈfaʃ(ə)nd] SUST. U or C ingl. am.
old-established [ingl. am. ˌoʊldɪˈstæblɪʃt, ingl. brit. ˌəʊldɪˈstablɪʃt] ADJ. atrbv.
old-established company
old-established family
old boy SUST.
1. old boy (ex-pupil):
old boy ingl. brit.
2.1. old boy coloq. (old man):
old boy
abuelo m coloq.
old boy
viejito m coloq.
2.2. old boy coloq. ingl. brit. as form of address:
old boy
viejo coloq.
old codger [əʊld ˈkɒdʒə] SUST. coloq.
old codger
vejete m coloq.
old codger
viejales Esp. coloq.
old bean SUST. ingl. brit. arcznte. as form of address
old bean (to man)
viejo m coloq.
old bean (to woman)
vieja mf coloq.
old-line [ˈoʊldˌlaɪn] ADJ. ingl. am. atrbv.
old-line
old-line supporter
old-line supporter
old lady SUST. coloq.
mi/su vieja coloq.
my/his old lady (wife)
my/his old lady (wife)
mi/su vieja Méx. coloq.
my/his old lady (wife)
la parienta Esp. coloq.
my/his old lady (wife)
la patrona Co. Sur coloq.
old master SUST.
1. old master (painter):
old master
2. old master (painting):
old master
I. old [əʊld, ingl. am. oʊld] ADJ.
1. old (not young):
old
old people
to be old to be doing sth
2. old (not new):
old
old food
old wine
old furniture, house
3. old (denoting an age):
how old are you?
to be old enough to do sth
4. old (former):
old job
5. old (long known):
old
old friend
6. old coloq. (expression of affection):
II. old [əʊld, ingl. am. oʊld] SUST.
1. old (elderly people):
the old
the old
2. old liter. (past):
of old
to know sb of old
old-fashioned [ˌəʊldˈfæʃənd, ingl. am. ˌoʊld-] ADJ. pey.
1. old-fashioned (not modern):
old-fashioned clothes
old-fashioned views
2. old-fashioned (traditional):
old girl SUST.
1. old girl ingl. brit. coloq. (old woman):
old girl
2. old girl ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (pupil):
old girl
old-style [ˌəʊldˈstaɪl, ingl. am. ˌoʊld-] ADJ.
old-style
old age SUST.
old age
old stager SUST.
old stager
veterano(-a) m (f)
I. old school ADJ.
old school
II. old school SUST. fig.
old school
old-timer [ˌəʊldˈtaɪməʳ, ingl. am. ˈoʊldˌtaɪmɚ] SUST. coloq.
1. old-timer (old man):
old-timer
viejo(-a) m (f)
2. old-timer (long-time worker, resident):
old-timer
veterano(-a) m (f)
old lady SUST. coloq.
my old lady (mother)
my old lady (wife)
old boy SUST.
1. old boy ingl. brit. coloq. (old man):
old boy
2. old boy ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (pupil):
old boy
I. old [oʊld] ADJ.
1. old (not young):
old
old people
to be a bit old to be doing sth
2. old (not new):
old
old food
old wine
old furniture, house
3. old (denoting an age):
how old are you?
to be old enough to do sth
4. old (former):
old job
5. old (long known):
old
old friend
6. old coloq. (expression of affection):
II. old [oʊld] SUST.
1. old (elderly people):
the old
the old
2. old liter. (past):
of old
to know sb of old
old-fashioned [ˌoʊld·ˈfæʃ·ənd] ADJ. pey.
1. old-fashioned (not modern):
old-fashioned clothes
old-fashioned views
2. old-fashioned (traditional):
I. old school ADJ.
old school
II. old school SUST. fig.
old school
old master SUST. ARTE
1. old master (artist):
old master
2. old master (painting):
old master
old lady SUST. argot
my old lady (mother)
my old lady (wife)
old-timer [ˈoʊld·ˌtaɪ·mər] SUST. coloq.
1. old-timer (old man):
old-timer
viejales m inv.
2. old-timer (long-time worker, resident):
old-timer
veterano(-a) m (f)
old man SUST. argot
my old man (father)
my old man (husband)
old age SUST.
old age
age-old ADJ.
age-old
age-old
old wives' tale [ˌoʊld·ˈwaɪvz·ˌteɪl] SUST.
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