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旧式 (kyuushiki) Japanese meaning: old-fashioned | Kotomora
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は
まだ
旧きゅう
式しき
の
機き
械かい
を
使つか
っ
て
いる
。
This factory still uses old-fashioned machines.
His way of thinking is outdated.
Kanji 旧 old times, old things, old friend Related words· 6 古い is a general word for 'old' referring to age, while 旧式 specifically means an outdated type or style of something.
型落ち refers to a product that has been superseded by a newer model, a common everyday synonym for 旧式 in the context of goods.
旧型 describes an old model or version of a specific product, whereas 旧式 is broader and can describe styles, systems, or methods as well.
保守的 describes an attitude or stance resistant to change, while 旧式 describes things (styles, methods, machines) that are simply outdated.
Show 2 more 旧式 is a more neutral, technical term for an old model or outdated system, whereas 時代遅れ often carries a critical or self-deprecating tone.
旧式 is a neutral, technical term for an old model or system, while 古臭い carries a negative, dismissive tone about anything that feels outdated.
Opposites 最新式 means 'latest model' or 'state-of-the-art', the direct opposite of 旧式.
新式 means 'new style' or 'new type', contrasting with 旧式's meaning of an old, outdated style.
旧式 means old-fashioned or outdated, the direct opposite of 最先端's sense of being at the newest, most advanced point.
Etymology Compound of 旧 (old, former) and 式 (style, type, ceremony). The combination straightforwardly means 'old style/type'.
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旧式 describes an old-fashioned or outdated model, the direct opposite of the cutting-edge sense of 最新鋭.
