Definition of old hat in English:

old hat

noun

mass nouninformal

Something tediously familiar or outdated.
last year's electronics are already old hat
Example sentencesExamples
- And the media news cycle gets faster by the day, so that by lunchtime that morning press conference is old hat.
- I know this is old hat, but I only heard the figure this morning.
- To the insiders or those who paid attention to the news over the past eight years, this is old hat.
- The firm is betting that in this fear-filled world, security swipe cards will soon be old hat.
- She's part of the generation for whom the internet is old hat, and newspapers are still a bit mysterious.
- Lavish, big-screen adaptations of beloved boyhood comic-books have become so old hat.
- The telephone, the camera, the photocopier, the fax machine are all old hat, but they remain for me no less mysterious than the miracles of Christ.
- Of course the producer keeps playing with the guitar part as a sample, but that's old hat by now.
- ‘The trouble with filming is once they've filmed you, you are old hat,’ said Mr Bagot.
- If you are a methodical man, some of this may be old hat or even too obvious, but for the majority it may well be news!
- It was June and the fact that the days were getting longer was old hat by now.
- I know it is old fashioned, and old hat, but Terry loves a good yarn.
- Dare one suggest that the newspaper style is old hat, and that a new generation has had to move into a new medium to find the space for what is really a new activity?
- He was probably old hat to many of you, but he was brand spanking new to me.
- So, you know what is - what is sort of banal and old hat to one group of people, is brand new to another group of people.
- I'm sure I can't be the first person to mention this so apologies if it's old hat.
- One day the bubble will burst, and mobile phones will be declared old hat.
- Suddenly native plants were thought dull, common and old hat; gardeners began to reject them, banishing them as weeds.
- They had already been around most of the stalls before I got there, so a lot of it was old hat for them by that stage.
- Then I don't bother to write because the issues will be old hat by the time I get round to them.
Synonyms
out of date, outdated, dated, old-fashioned, out, out of fashion, outmoded, unfashionable, last year's, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outworn, old, old-time, old-world, behind the times, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated, defunct
medieval, prehistoric, antediluvian, old-fogeyish, old-fangled, conservative, backward-looking, quaint, anachronistic, crusted, feudal, fusty, moth-eaten, olde worlde
French passé, démodé, vieux jeu
informal square, not with it, out of the ark, creaky, clunky, mouldy
North American informal horse-and-buggy, rinky-dink, mossy
archaic square-toed

Definition of old hat in US English:

old hat

nounˌoʊl(d) ˈhætˌōl(d) ˈhat

informal

Used to refer to something considered uninteresting, predictable, tritely familiar, or old-fashioned.
〈非正式〉老花招；老一套
last year's electronics are already old hat
Example sentencesExamples
- One day the bubble will burst, and mobile phones will be declared old hat.
- Then I don't bother to write because the issues will be old hat by the time I get round to them.
- So, you know what is - what is sort of banal and old hat to one group of people, is brand new to another group of people.
- It was June and the fact that the days were getting longer was old hat by now.
- I'm sure I can't be the first person to mention this so apologies if it's old hat.
- The firm is betting that in this fear-filled world, security swipe cards will soon be old hat.
- If you are a methodical man, some of this may be old hat or even too obvious, but for the majority it may well be news!
- I know it is old fashioned, and old hat, but Terry loves a good yarn.
- They had already been around most of the stalls before I got there, so a lot of it was old hat for them by that stage.
- To the insiders or those who paid attention to the news over the past eight years, this is old hat.
- Dare one suggest that the newspaper style is old hat, and that a new generation has had to move into a new medium to find the space for what is really a new activity?
- She's part of the generation for whom the internet is old hat, and newspapers are still a bit mysterious.
- And the media news cycle gets faster by the day, so that by lunchtime that morning press conference is old hat.
- Of course the producer keeps playing with the guitar part as a sample, but that's old hat by now.
- Suddenly native plants were thought dull, common and old hat; gardeners began to reject them, banishing them as weeds.
- Lavish, big-screen adaptations of beloved boyhood comic-books have become so old hat.
- He was probably old hat to many of you, but he was brand spanking new to me.
- The telephone, the camera, the photocopier, the fax machine are all old hat, but they remain for me no less mysterious than the miracles of Christ.
- I know this is old hat, but I only heard the figure this morning.
- ‘The trouble with filming is once they've filmed you, you are old hat,’ said Mr Bagot.
Synonyms
out of date, outdated, dated, old-fashioned, out, out of fashion, outmoded, unfashionable, last year's, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outworn, old, old-time, old-world, behind the times, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated, defunct

单词	old hat
释义	Definition of old hat in English: old hat noun mass nouninformal Something tediously familiar or outdated. last year's electronics are already old hat Example sentencesExamples And the media news cycle gets faster by the day, so that by lunchtime that morning press conference is old hat. I know this is old hat, but I only heard the figure this morning. To the insiders or those who paid attention to the news over the past eight years, this is old hat. The firm is betting that in this fear-filled world, security swipe cards will soon be old hat. She's part of the generation for whom the internet is old hat, and newspapers are still a bit mysterious. Lavish, big-screen adaptations of beloved boyhood comic-books have become so old hat. The telephone, the camera, the photocopier, the fax machine are all old hat, but they remain for me no less mysterious than the miracles of Christ. Of course the producer keeps playing with the guitar part as a sample, but that's old hat by now. ‘The trouble with filming is once they've filmed you, you are old hat,’ said Mr Bagot. If you are a methodical man, some of this may be old hat or even too obvious, but for the majority it may well be news! It was June and the fact that the days were getting longer was old hat by now. I know it is old fashioned, and old hat, but Terry loves a good yarn. Dare one suggest that the newspaper style is old hat, and that a new generation has had to move into a new medium to find the space for what is really a new activity? He was probably old hat to many of you, but he was brand spanking new to me. So, you know what is - what is sort of banal and old hat to one group of people, is brand new to another group of people. I'm sure I can't be the first person to mention this so apologies if it's old hat. One day the bubble will burst, and mobile phones will be declared old hat. Suddenly native plants were thought dull, common and old hat; gardeners began to reject them, banishing them as weeds. They had already been around most of the stalls before I got there, so a lot of it was old hat for them by that stage. Then I don't bother to write because the issues will be old hat by the time I get round to them. Synonyms out of date, outdated, dated, old-fashioned, out, out of fashion, outmoded, unfashionable, last year's, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outworn, old, old-time, old-world, behind the times, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated, defunct medieval, prehistoric, antediluvian, old-fogeyish, old-fangled, conservative, backward-looking, quaint, anachronistic, crusted, feudal, fusty, moth-eaten, olde worlde French passé, démodé, vieux jeu informal square, not with it, out of the ark, creaky, clunky, mouldy North American informal horse-and-buggy, rinky-dink, mossy archaic square-toed Definition of old hat in US English: old hat nounˌoʊl(d) ˈhætˌōl(d) ˈhat informal Used to refer to something considered uninteresting, predictable, tritely familiar, or old-fashioned. 〈非正式〉老花招；老一套 last year's electronics are already old hat Example sentencesExamples One day the bubble will burst, and mobile phones will be declared old hat. Then I don't bother to write because the issues will be old hat by the time I get round to them. So, you know what is - what is sort of banal and old hat to one group of people, is brand new to another group of people. It was June and the fact that the days were getting longer was old hat by now. I'm sure I can't be the first person to mention this so apologies if it's old hat. The firm is betting that in this fear-filled world, security swipe cards will soon be old hat. If you are a methodical man, some of this may be old hat or even too obvious, but for the majority it may well be news! I know it is old fashioned, and old hat, but Terry loves a good yarn. They had already been around most of the stalls before I got there, so a lot of it was old hat for them by that stage. To the insiders or those who paid attention to the news over the past eight years, this is old hat. Dare one suggest that the newspaper style is old hat, and that a new generation has had to move into a new medium to find the space for what is really a new activity? She's part of the generation for whom the internet is old hat, and newspapers are still a bit mysterious. And the media news cycle gets faster by the day, so that by lunchtime that morning press conference is old hat. Of course the producer keeps playing with the guitar part as a sample, but that's old hat by now. Suddenly native plants were thought dull, common and old hat; gardeners began to reject them, banishing them as weeds. Lavish, big-screen adaptations of beloved boyhood comic-books have become so old hat. He was probably old hat to many of you, but he was brand spanking new to me. The telephone, the camera, the photocopier, the fax machine are all old hat, but they remain for me no less mysterious than the miracles of Christ. I know this is old hat, but I only heard the figure this morning. ‘The trouble with filming is once they've filmed you, you are old hat,’ said Mr Bagot. Synonyms out of date, outdated, dated, old-fashioned, out, out of fashion, outmoded, unfashionable, last year's, frumpish, frumpy, out of style, outworn, old, old-time, old-world, behind the times, archaic, obsolescent, obsolete, ancient, antiquated, superannuated, defunct
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