Definition of olde in English:

olde

adjective əʊldˈəʊldiˈōldē

attributive In or relating to an old-fashioned style that is intended to be quaint and attractive.
〈拟古〉老式的；古典的
Ye Olde Tea Shoppe
你的老茶庄。
Example sentencesExamples
- Morris dancers often claim to be keeping alive a quaint ye olde English custom.
- You'll find them on estates yes, but also in the nice, leafy suburbs and in quaint olde English villages.
- Mikah had thought it looked like ye olde Greek style, and so Skylar was wearing it.
- The costumes were a mix of traditional Korea, ye olde Denmarke, and 20th century styles both modern and archaic.
- This style of political satire goes back to olde Englande and its first practitioner, Johnathan Swift.
Synonyms
picturesque, charming, sweet, attractive, pleasantly old-fashioned, old-fashioned, old-world, toytown

Origin

Mid 19th century: pseudo-archaic variant spelling of old.

Definition of olde in US English:

olde

adjectiveˈōldē

attributive In or relating to an old-fashioned style that is intended to be quaint and attractive.
〈拟古〉老式的；古典的
Ye Olde Tea Shoppe
你的老茶庄。
Example sentencesExamples
- This style of political satire goes back to olde Englande and its first practitioner, Johnathan Swift.
- Morris dancers often claim to be keeping alive a quaint ye olde English custom.
- Mikah had thought it looked like ye olde Greek style, and so Skylar was wearing it.
- The costumes were a mix of traditional Korea, ye olde Denmarke, and 20th century styles both modern and archaic.
- You'll find them on estates yes, but also in the nice, leafy suburbs and in quaint olde English villages.
Synonyms
picturesque, charming, sweet, attractive, pleasantly old-fashioned, old-fashioned, old-world, toytown

Origin

Mid 19th century: pseudoarchaic variant spelling of old.

单词	olde
释义	Definition of olde in English: olde adjective əʊldˈəʊldiˈōldē attributive In or relating to an old-fashioned style that is intended to be quaint and attractive. 〈拟古〉老式的；古典的 Ye Olde Tea Shoppe 你的老茶庄。 Example sentencesExamples Morris dancers often claim to be keeping alive a quaint ye olde English custom. You'll find them on estates yes, but also in the nice, leafy suburbs and in quaint olde English villages. Mikah had thought it looked like ye olde Greek style, and so Skylar was wearing it. The costumes were a mix of traditional Korea, ye olde Denmarke, and 20th century styles both modern and archaic. This style of political satire goes back to olde Englande and its first practitioner, Johnathan Swift. Synonyms picturesque, charming, sweet, attractive, pleasantly old-fashioned, old-fashioned, old-world, toytown Origin Mid 19th century: pseudo-archaic variant spelling of old. Definition of olde in US English: olde adjectiveˈōldē attributive In or relating to an old-fashioned style that is intended to be quaint and attractive. 〈拟古〉老式的；古典的 Ye Olde Tea Shoppe 你的老茶庄。 Example sentencesExamples This style of political satire goes back to olde Englande and its first practitioner, Johnathan Swift. Morris dancers often claim to be keeping alive a quaint ye olde English custom. Mikah had thought it looked like ye olde Greek style, and so Skylar was wearing it. The costumes were a mix of traditional Korea, ye olde Denmarke, and 20th century styles both modern and archaic. You'll find them on estates yes, but also in the nice, leafy suburbs and in quaint olde English villages. Synonyms picturesque, charming, sweet, attractive, pleasantly old-fashioned, old-fashioned, old-world, toytown Origin Mid 19th century: pseudoarchaic variant spelling of old.
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