have seen better days
English
Verb
Usage notes
- To have seen better days and to have seen one's day have similar meanings. However, to have seen one's day may indicate that the subject is completely worn out and of no use whatever, while to have seen better days may indicate that the subject is not fully worn out and still has some functionality even if it is well past its peak condition.
Translations
to be in poor condition
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