outdated

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outdatedpartizip perfekt
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Used as an adjective originating from the past participle of the verb “outdate”.
Definitionen
Having been rendered obsolete or out of date.
These outdated regulations no longer address current technological realities.
outdatedadjektiv
more outdated
Komp.
most outdated
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The software is outdated and needs an update.
Программное обеспечение устаревшее и нуждается в обновлении.
His views on technology are quite outdated.
Его взгляды на технологии довольно древние.
She wore an outdated dress to the party.
Она надела старомодное платье на вечеринку.
Definitionen
No longer in use or no longer useful; obsolete.
The outdated computer system could not handle the new software updates.
Not in style or fashion; old-fashioned.
Her outdated wardrobe made her stand out at the fashion-forward event.
outdateverb

outdated

Präteritum

outdated
Präteritum
outdated
Partizip Perfekt
outdating
Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
Technology can outdate quickly in the modern world.
Технологии могут быстро устаревать в современном мире.
Definitionen
To make something no longer current or valid by replacing it with something newer or more modern.
The rapid advancement in technology can outdate devices within a few years.
To be older than something; to predate in time.
The stone circle outdates the nearby village by several centuries.