out-of-date in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for out-of-date in the English»French Dictionary

out of date ADJ

out of date ticket, passport

périmé

out of date clothing, custom

démodé

out of date theory, concept

dépassé

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hopelessly drunk, inadequate, lost, out of date

complètement

that method has long been out of date

cette méthode est depuis longtemps dépassée

Translations for out-of-date in the French»English Dictionary

I.périmé (périmée) [peʀime] VB pp

périmé → périmer

II.périmé (périmée) [peʀime] ADJ

1. périmé passeport, billet:

périmé (périmée)

out-of-date attr

son passeport est périmé

his passport has expired

2. périmé aliment, produit:

ce produit est périmé

this product has passed its use-by date

3. périmé (désuet):

périmé (périmée) idée, coutume, institution

outdated

See also périmer

I.périmer [peʀime] VB trans

périmer idéal, théorie:

périmer

to make [sth] obsolete

II.se périmer VB refl

1. se périmer (expirer):

se périmer billet, passeport:

to expire

laisser périmer qc

to let sth expire

2. se périmer (se démoder):

se périmer idée, style, meuble:

to become dated

se périmer institution:

to become old-fashioned

3. se périmer LAW:

se périmer instance:

to lapse

laisser périmer une instance

to allow proceedings to lapse

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tu es dépassé, ça ne se fait plus

you're out of date, it isn't done any more

ringard (ringarde) idée, méthode, politique

out of date

se ringardiser

to go out of date, to fall out of fashion

out-of-date in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for out-of-date in the English»French Dictionary

out-of-date ADJ

1. out-of-date (existing after a fixed date):

out-of-date

périmé(e)

2. out-of-date (worthless):

out-of-date

caduc(-que)

3. out-of-date (no more in use):

out-of-date

obsolète

4. out-of-date (not in use for long time):

out-of-date

désuet(-ète)

out-of-date word

vieilli(e)

5. out-of-date (out of fashion):

out-of-date

démodé(e)

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out of date

dépassé

in/out of date

consommable/périmé

out-of-date Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

out of date

dépassé

in/out of date

consommable/périmé

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English

Students at universities today are taught that most of what they learn throughout their courses will be rendered out-of-date within a few years.

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This method was seen as completely out-of-date by 1914.

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Another source of stock is overruns, surplus items and out-of-date food products.

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However, rapid regeneration since the mid-1990s has rendered this reputation largely out-of-date.

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She asserts that to revoke women's right to partake in political life is also out-of-date.

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Towards the end of the 1930s engines were simply becoming out-of-date.

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The book also lacked shape or much interpretation of the fifteenth-century political scene, out-of-date the minute it was published.

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Many of the building's mechanical systems, although today out-of-date and replaced for efficiency and safety reasons, were highly advanced when the building was constructed.

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Most of these are out-of-date and poorly maintained.

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This convention was considered overused during that time period and is now generally thought to be somewhat out-of-date.

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