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auld [ɔ:ld] SıFAT İskoç

auld → old

auld

alt

auld lang syne

die gute alte Zeit

Ayrıca bak: old

I . old [əʊld, Amerİng oʊld] SıFAT

1. old person, animal:

old

alt

there's life in the old boy yet! esp ironik

er steckt noch voller Leben!

to be old enough to be sb's father/mother konuşma diline özgü

jds Vater/Mutter sein können

to be old enough to do sth

alt genug sein, um etw zu tun

to grow old gracefully

mit Würde alt werden

to be [a bit] too old to be doing sth

[ein bisschen] zu alt sein, um etw zu tun

to get [or grow] old/older

alt/älter werden

to live to a ripe old age

ein hohes Alter erreichen

to seem old beyond one's years

älter wirken, als man ist

2. old object:

old

alt

old cheese

alter Käse

old joke

abgedroschener Witz konuşma diline özgü

the old part of town [or the old quarter]

die Altstadt

3. old after isim (denoting an age):

old

alt

Rosie's six years old now

Rosie ist jetzt sechs Jahre alt

4. old niteleyen, değişmz (former):

old

alt

old

ehemalig

old boyfriend

früherer Freund

in the [good] old days

in der guten alten Zeit

old job

alter [o. früherer] Job

for old times' sake

um der alten Zeiten willen

5. old niteleyen (long known):

old

altbekannt

with him, it's always the same old story!

es ist doch immer die gleiche Geschichte mit ihm!

old friend

alter Freund/alte Freundin

6. old niteleyen, değişmz konuşma diline özgü (expression of affection):

old

[gute(r)] alte(r) BRD

good old Pete!

der gute alte Pete!

I hear poor old Frank's lost his job

ich habe gehört, dem armen Frank wurde gekündigt

7. old niteleyen, değişmz küçümseyici konuşma diline özgü:

dirty old man

geiler alter Bock küçümseyici kabadil

dirty old man

alter Wüstling küçümseyici

8. old niteleyen, değişmz konuşma diline özgü (any):

why don't you put the shoes in the cupboard properly and not just any old how?

warum räumst du die Schuhe nicht ordentlich in den Schrank und nicht immer nur so, wie sie dir gerade in die Hand fallen?

I don't want to eat in just any old place — I want to go to a romantic restaurant!

ich möchte nicht einfach nur irgendwo essen — ich möchte in ein romantisches Restaurant gehen!

come round any old time you like

komm vorbei, wann immer du möchtest

any old present/rubbish/thing

irgendein Geschenk/irgendeinen Unsinn/irgendwas

a load of old rubbish! küçümseyici

nichts als blanker Unsinn! konuşma diline özgü

ifade tarzları:

to be a chip off the old block

ganz der Vater sein konuşma diline özgü

you're as old as you feel! saying

man ist so alt, wie man sich fühlt! atasöz

there's no fool like an old fool saying

Alter schützt vor Torheit nicht atasöz

to be as old as the hills [or as Methuselah] [or as time]

uralt [o. konuşma diline özgü so alt wie Methusalem] sein

money for old rope

leicht verdientes Geld

you can't put an old head on young shoulders saying

man kann einen alten Kopf nicht auf junge Schultern verpflanzen

you can't teach an old dog new tricks saying

der Mensch ist ein Gewohnheitstier atasöz

to be as tough as old boots

hart im Nehmen sein

II . old [əʊld, Amerİng oʊld] ISIM

1. old (elderly people):

the old pl

die Alten pl

young and old

Jung und Alt

2. old edebi (in past times):

in days of old

in früheren Zeiten

to know sb of old esp Brit

jdn seit Langem kennen

III . old [əʊld, Amerİng oʊld] BIRLEŞIK

a twenty-one-year-old

ein Einundzwanzigjähriger/eine Einundzwanzigjährige

a three-month-old puppy

ein drei Monate altes Hündchen

PONS sözlüğünden örnekler (yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmıştır)

auld lang syne

die gute alte Zeit

the performance was closed with ‘Auld Lang Syne’

die Aufführung endete mit dem Lied ‚Auld Lang Syne‘

Tek dilli örnekler (PONS yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmamıştır)

İngilizce

The poet is not the ostensible speaker, since the latter describes himself as having an auld grey head.

en.wikipedia.org

I'd take a cup of kindness any day with these new trends, my dears, for auld lang syne and all the other fashion sisters.

thechronicleherald.ca

But we've wandered many a weary foot, since auld lang syne.

www.newyorker.com