superannuated in Portuguese
superannuated in Portuguese is antiquado, obsoleto, aposentado — superannuated means out of date; old-fashioned.
superannuated in Portuguese
antiquado
Obsolete, antiquated.
obsoleto
Obsolete, antiquated.
aposentado
Retired or discarded due to age.
What does "superannuated" mean?
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adj Out of date; old-fashioned.
"Your correspondent has a handful of superannuated computers lying around the home. The sprightliest of the bunch—a 400-megahertz Pentium II that came loaded with Windows NT4.0—has found a new lease on life as a Linux server."
- adj No longer used or employed because of age.
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superannuated in a sentence
- Your correspondent has a handful of superannuated computers lying around the home. The sprightliest of the bunch—a 400-megahertz Pentium II that came loaded with Windows NT4.0—has found a new lease on life as a Linux server.
- Klein, Monbiot and Bill McKibben all insist that we cannot avert the ecological disaster that confronts us without loosening the grip of that superannuated zombie ideology.
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What is "superannuated" in Portuguese?
"superannuated" in Portuguese is antiquado, obsoleto, aposentado. superannuated means: Out of date; old-fashioned.
Are there other ways to say "superannuated" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "superannuated": antiquado, obsoleto, aposentado.
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