English to Spanish Meaning of fogy - chapado a la antigua

Fogy :

chapado a la antigua

noun

chapado a la antigua

Fogies :: fogiesFogy :: chapado a la antiguaFogyish :: fogyish

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Definitions of fogy in English

Noun(1) someone whose style is out of fashion

Examples of fogy in English

(1) No philosopher would jettison Plato just because it's old fashioned, nor would anyone mock the old fogy Whitman.(2) Yeah, but neither of us is old enough really to be a fogy about this.(3) And to start generalising about the supposed shortcomings of the next generation is an unmistakable symptom of fogeyism .(4) Of course that was 22 years ago and thereafter we sank hopelessly back into old fogydom , but we do remember that high mark.(5) It's all very well for old fogies , with their pensions and their paid-up mortgages, to wander ghost-like about their business in a tatty, run-down town, resisting change.(6) We had started to think that this creeping fogeyism had something to do with the fact that Collings' own paintings are being ignored.(7) We spend our days in a teeny tiny office, typing in medical details for old fogies and climbing over staff to reach the shelves to file things.(8) He placed his faith in a stiff upper lip, and the grassroots who loved him were old fogeys .(9) All of this fogeyish complaining stems from reading the title of this album, the debut from the Capitol Years.(10) Suddenly it occurs to you there are worse possibilities out there than having your musical tastes and fashion sense consigned to the junk heap of fogydom .(11) And at least one panelist on the closing plenary directly engaged the ├ö├ç├┐old fogeyism ├ö├ç├û of some senior scholars at the conference.(12) Isn't that what an old fogey 's supposed to say?(13) It's the competitive edge that keeps a lot of us old fogies going.(14) The twins were still making life hell for the old fogies around us with their incessant ├ö├ç├┐Beatlemania├ö├ç├û style screaming.(15) And I ended, as old fogies are entitled to do by slagging off today's so-called operating systems, describing them as crude and inelegant.(16) This probably means I am officially an old fogey .

(1) fog light ::

luz de niebla

(2) thick fog ::

espesa niebla

(3) fog lamp ::

lampara de niebla

(4) fog up ::

empañan

(5) fog of war ::

niebla de la guerra

(6) dense fog ::

neblina densa

(7) heavy fog ::

niebla densa

(8) freezing fog ::

niebla helada

Synonyms

Noun

1. dodo ::

vejestorio

2. fossil ::

fósil

Antonyms

1. modern ::

moderno

Different Forms

fogies, fogy, fogyish

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