dated in Portuguese
dated in Portuguese is datado, obsoleto, antiquado — dated means no longer fashionable or up to date; feeling old-fashioned.
dated in Portuguese
datado
obsoleto
Anachronistic; being obviously inappropriate for its present context.
datado
Anachronistic; being obviously inappropriate for its present context.
antiquado
No longer fashionable.
datado
No longer fashionable.
What does "dated" mean?
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adj No longer fashionable or up to date; feeling old-fashioned.
"His slang sounds pretty dated to anyone under twenty."
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adj Marked with a specific date, or fixed to happen on a particular day.
"She signed and dated the letter before sealing the envelope."
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dated in a sentence
- His slang sounds pretty dated to anyone under twenty.
- The office decor felt dated, all beige carpet and fax machines.
- She signed and dated the letter before sealing the envelope.
- The cheque was dated for the first day of next month.
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What is "dated" in Portuguese?
"dated" in Portuguese is datado, obsoleto, antiquado. dated means: No longer fashionable or up to date; feeling old-fashioned.
How do you use "dated" in a sentence?
Example: "His slang sounds pretty dated to anyone under twenty." In Portuguese, "dated" is datado, obsoleto, antiquado.
Are there other ways to say "dated" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "dated": datado, obsoleto, antiquado.
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