Английски

old

gb/ˈoʊld/ us/ˈoʊld/
A1 Английски
~ 200
Значения
0 значения
adjective A1 property
1

Having existed for many years

Having lived or been in use for many years.

Модел на употреба: [someone/something] is [old]
Честа грешка:
Learners sometimes confuse 'old' with 'ancient', but 'ancient' usually means extremely old and often historical.
Синоними
aged (More formal; often used to describe people or things with an emphasis on the number of years.)
Антоними
young (Describes someone or something that has existed for only a short time.)
Колокации
old man |old house |old friend |old clothes |old days
Теми
time |daily life |core_vocabulary
Примери
  • My grandparents are very old now.
  • This is an old book from the 19th century.
  • She wore an old coat that belonged to her mother.
  • That tree is hundreds of years old.
  • We visited an old castle on our trip.
Примери за учащи
  • My dog is old.
  • This car is old.
  • The house is old.
  • He is an old man.
adjective A1 property
2

Worn or used; not new

Not new; used for a long time and maybe not in good condition.

Модел на употреба: [something] is [old]
Синоними
worn (Emphasizes visible signs of use or damage.)
Антоними
new (Recently made, bought, or used for the first time.)
Колокации
old shoes |old clothes |old furniture
Теми
daily life |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Примери
  • These old shoes have holes in them.
  • I need to replace my old phone.
  • The sofa is old and faded.
  • She threw away her old notebook.
Примери за учащи
  • My bag is old.
  • These shoes are old.
  • The chair is old.
adjective A1 property
3

Of a particular number of years in age

Used to say how many years someone or something has lived or existed.

Модел на употреба: [someone/something] is [number] years old
Синоними
aged (Formal; often used before the number of years.)
Колокации
years old
Теми
time |core_vocabulary
Примери
  • My daughter is six years old.
  • The building is 200 years old.
  • He was only 18 years old when he started college.
Примери за учащи
  • I am 20 years old.
  • The dog is 5 years old.
  • This house is 100 years old.
adjective informal A2 property
4

Long-known or familiar

Known from before; familiar to you from past experience.

Модел на употреба: [someone/something] is an old [friend/etc.]
Синоними
longtime (Emphasizes duration of acquaintance or existence.)
Колокации
old friend |old times |old habit
Теми
relationships |core_vocabulary
Примери
  • He's an old friend from school.
  • We talked about the old days when we worked together.
  • It's just one of my old habits.
Примери за учащи
  • She is my old friend.
  • We remember the old days.
  • He has an old habit.
adjective informal A2 property
5

Former; previous

From before; not current anymore.

Модел на употреба: [someone/something] is [someone's] old [job/title/etc.]
Синоними
former (More formal; often used in written contexts.)
Антоними
current (Describes something happening or existing now.)
Колокации
old job |old boss |old school
Теми
relationships |work |core_vocabulary
Примери
  • I ran into my old boss at the store.
  • He visited his old school last week.
  • She still talks to her old teammates.
Примери за учащи
  • This is my old job.
  • I see my old teacher.
  • We went to our old school.
Граматика
Речникова форма
old
IPA
GB/ˈoʊld/
US/ˈoʊld/
Срички и ударение
old (1 сричка)
Stress on 1st syllable (old)
Форми на думата
Adjective
  • Base: old
  • Comparative: elder, older
  • Superlative: eldest, oldest
Семейство думи
Forms
elder adjective B1 older adjective eldest adjective oldest adjective
Core family
old-fashioned adjective B1 elderly adjective B2
Related words
age noun A1
Negative and opposite forms
young adjective A1 new adjective A1
Advanced or less common
oldie noun B2 oldish adjective B2
Изрази

old enough to [do something]

1
/ˈoʊld ɪnˈʌf tə dˈu sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase

Of sufficient age to do something

Having enough years to be allowed or able to do something.

Примери
  • You have to be old enough to drive legally.
  • She’s not old enough to vote yet.

old hand at [something]

1
/ˈoʊld hˈænd ˈæt sˈʌmθɪŋ/
idiom

Experienced person in an activity

Someone who has done something many times and is very skilled at it.

Примери
  • She's an old hand at negotiating deals.
  • He's an old hand at fixing cars.

same old same old

1
/sˈeɪm ˈoʊld sˈeɪm ˈoʊld/
idiom informal

Unchanged, routine situation over time

Nothing has changed; everything is the same as before, usually in a boring way.

Примери
  • 'How's work?' 'Same old same old.'
  • Life here is just same old same old.

you can't teach an old dog new tricks

1
/jˈu kˈænt tˈit͡ʃ ən ˈoʊld dˈɔɡ njˈu tɹˈɪks/
idiom informal

Hard to change older habits/persons

It’s hard to change the way someone has done things for a long time, especially if they are older.

Примери
  • My grandfather won't try using a smartphone— you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
  • She refuses to change how she cooks; you can't teach an old dog new tricks.

as good as new

1
/ˈæz ɡˈʊd ˈæz njˈu/
idiom

Restored to perfect condition again

'As good as new' means like it was when it was new again.

Примери
  • After the repairs, my phone was as good as new.
  • The car looks as good as new after cleaning.

as good as new

2
/ˈæz ɡˈʊd ˈæz njˈu/
idiom

Restored to original condition despite age/use

In very good condition again, like when it was new.

Примери
  • After the repairs, my bike was as good as new.
  • He cleaned the watch until it was as good as new.

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