Décrire les Qualités - Vieilles & Nouvelles Choses

Explorez les idiomes anglais concernant les choses anciennes ou nouvelles avec des exemples comme "old hat" et "cutting edge".

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old shoe [Phrase]

something or someone that is familiar, comfortable, and easy to be around

Ex: Despite not seeing each other for years , when they met again , it was like slipping into an old shoe , comfortable and easy .

cutting edge [nom]

pointe

Ex: The company's research and development department is known for its cutting-edge technology, constantly introducing groundbreaking innovations.

Le département de recherche et développement de l'entreprise est connu pour sa technologie de pointe, introduisant constamment des innovations révolutionnaires.

all singing, all dancing [Phrase]

(of a piece of equipment) very advanced in design

Ex: The Broadway show was an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, featuring elaborate sets, stunning choreography, and a talented cast.

(last|final) word [Phrase]

something that is considered the most fashionable or advanced in comparison with others of the same type

Ex: The new luxury car model is the last word in automotive engineering , incorporating the latest advancements in performance and safety .

the shape of things to come [Phrase]

a short glance of what one is likely to experience or what might happen in the future

Ex: The new technological breakthrough offers a glimpse into the shape of things to come , hinting at the possibilities of future advancements .

a breath of fresh air [Phrase]

someone or something that presents a refreshing change compared to what existed before

Ex: The new manager 's leadership style was a breath of fresh air , fostering open communication and a collaborative work environment .

to [fall] to pieces [Phrase]

to age gradually, leading to a state of poor or declining condition

Ex: The abandoned house had fallen to pieces , with crumbling walls and a sagging roof .

in mint condition [Phrase]

(of objects) in a perfect or unharmed condition

Ex: The vintage comic book was in mint condition , with no creases , tears , or signs of wear .

old hat [Phrase]

used to describe something that has been used many times or has existed for an extended period of time and is no longer new

Ex: Wearing a tuxedo to the office these days is old hat ; casual attire is the new norm .

to [gather|collect] dust [Phrase]

to be ignored or left unused for a very long time

Ex: The old vinyl records in the attic have been gathering dust for decades , untouched and forgotten .

bricks and clicks [Phrase]

a business that has both real physical stores and also sells products or services online through a website or app

Ex: The successful retailer embraced a bricks and clicks strategy , offering customers the convenience of online shopping while maintaining a physical store presence .

hot off the press [Phrase]

(of a paper, particularly a newspaper) recently printed

Ex: The breaking news article was hot off the press , providing readers with the most recent updates on the situation .

to [go|fall] out of (fashion|style) [Phrase]

to become outdated and no longer liked or supported

Ex: In the 90s , wearing oversized clothing was the trend , but now it 's completely fallen out of style .

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