oldie in Chinese
oldie in Chinese is 耳环 — oldie means a song, film, or other piece of media from an earlier era, especially one still fondly remembered.
oldie in Chinese
耳环
Pronounced: ěr huán
(informal) Something or someone old.
What does "oldie" mean?
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noun A song, film, or other piece of media from an earlier era, especially one still fondly remembered.
"The radio station played nothing but oldies from the 70s."
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noun An old person or thing, generally.
"The car is an oldie, but it still runs great."
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oldie in a sentence
- The radio station played nothing but oldies from the 70s.
- That movie is a real oldie but goodie.
- The car is an oldie, but it still runs great.
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What is "oldie" in Chinese?
"oldie" in Chinese is 耳环. oldie means: A song, film, or other piece of media from an earlier era, especially one still fondly remembered.
How do you pronounce 耳环?
"oldie" in Chinese is 耳环, pronounced "ěr huán".
How do you use "oldie" in a sentence?
Example: "The radio station played nothing but oldies from the 70s." In Chinese, "oldie" is 耳环.
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