out of date

See also: out-of-date

English

Alternative forms

out-of-date (adjective before noun only)

Prepositional phrase

out of date

(idiomatic) Too old to be used; not current; invalid; outmoded.
My bus pass is out of date - I'll have to go buy a new one.

I can't eat this salad, it's out of date.
(idiomatic) Not conforming to the current fashion or style; old-fashioned.
The dresses she wears are quite out of date.

Synonyms

Antonyms

up to date

Translations

too old to be used

Chinese:
Mandarin: 陳舊 (zh), 陈旧 (zh) (chénjiù), 過時的 (zh), 过时的 (zh) (guòshí de), 老式的 (zh) (lǎoshì de), 過期 (zh), 过期 (zh) (guòqī)
Finnish: vanhentunut (fi)
French: dépassé (fr), démodé (fr)
German: veraltet (de)
Hindi: गतावधिक m (gataavadhika)

Icelandic: úreltur m
Japanese: 時代遅れの (じだいおくれの, jidai-okure-no), 旧式の (きゅうしきの, kyūshiki-no), すたれた (sutareta)
Latin: obsolētus
Maori: tūnguru
Russian: устаре́вший (ru) (ustarévšij)

not conforming to current fashion

Chinese:
Mandarin: 過時的 (zh), 过时的 (zh) (guòshí de)
Finnish: epämuodikas, vanhanaikainen (fi)
French: démodé (fr)

German: unmodish
Icelandic: úreltur m
Japanese: 流行遅れで (りゅうこうおくれで, ryūkō-okure-de)
Russian: немо́дный (ru) (nemódnyj), не в мо́де (ne v móde)

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