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Definition of old-world in English: old-worldadjective Belonging to or associated with former times, especially when considered quaint and attractive. 旧时代的；古色古香的 medieval towns which still retain old-world charm 还保持着旧时代魅力的中世纪城镇。 Example sentencesExamples - With its straightforward narrative, show tune chestnuts and quaint, old-world coziness, the show is a guaranteed crowd pleaser for the Sunday matinee crowd.
- While electric lights and barricades, in a spirit of technological renovation enable greater study and ensure much-needed protection, they take away the magic and old-world charm that one associates with temple architecture.
- The flooring, in muted earth coloured Athangudi tiles, completes the quaint old-world look keeping the aesthetics of the centre fine-tuned to the traditional philosophy of healing.
- Decorations, typical of those often seen during the marriage season, brightened up the interiors and lent an old-world charm.
- It's the capital of the Jutland peninsula, on the north-east coast, and is known throughout the country for its old-world charm and picturesque streets.
- Alongside the vacuum tubes and rectifiers, Cathcart exposes us to the old-world charm of Cambridge in the 1920s.
- Sally said: ‘We are enchanted by the quaint old-world atmosphere in Cheam Village and like the idea of tradition and old values.’
- Here the ritual of the election night is a quaint old-world tradition closer to pantomime than politics.
- Temperate climates, glorious sea air and a dash of old-world charm are all to be found in Grange-over-Sands and surrounding villages.
- Its 18th- and 19th-century buildings, many constructed of wood, give St John's an old-world charm.
- Even the Buena Vista camp, for all its carefully maintained old-world charm, has not been immune to outside influences.
- Dining on formal days is very elegant, leisurely and full of old-world charm.
- A real gem of a hotel situated in 500 acres of beautiful rolling countryside five miles outside Kelso, perhaps the prettiest town in the Borders, the Roxburghe retains a staid, old-world charm.
- Then there is the loch sprawling on two sides, the old-world charm of the buildings, the encroaching mountains and the 40 acres of woodland.
- In fairness, Malmo does have an undeniable old-world charm and some passable nightlife, but Copenhagen is the place where it all really happens both during the day and after hours.
- And this is not fake old-world charm, it's the real thing.
- It also manages to have a go-ahead and prosperous air while retaining an old-world grace and charm.
- The ‘gateway to the Orient,’ with its old-world Italian charm, is made even more quaint by the inner-city waterways and proliferation of gondolas that no other city in the world resembles.
- When Sofitel took charge in 1984, it added wings in the traditional style, maintaining the old-world charm.
- ‘The Grand Old Lady of Racecourse Road will retain her old-world charm while being a global hotel in every way,’ he says.
Synonyms old-fashioned, old, archaic, traditional, past, bygone, classical, craft
Definition of old-world in US English: old-world(also old world, Old World) adjectiveˈoʊld ˈˌwərld Belonging to or associated with former times, especially when considered quaint and attractive. 旧时代的；古色古香的 medieval towns that still retain old-world charm 还保持着旧时代魅力的中世纪城镇。 Example sentencesExamples - The ‘gateway to the Orient,’ with its old-world Italian charm, is made even more quaint by the inner-city waterways and proliferation of gondolas that no other city in the world resembles.
- It's the capital of the Jutland peninsula, on the north-east coast, and is known throughout the country for its old-world charm and picturesque streets.
- Alongside the vacuum tubes and rectifiers, Cathcart exposes us to the old-world charm of Cambridge in the 1920s.
- Decorations, typical of those often seen during the marriage season, brightened up the interiors and lent an old-world charm.
- And this is not fake old-world charm, it's the real thing.
- When Sofitel took charge in 1984, it added wings in the traditional style, maintaining the old-world charm.
- With its straightforward narrative, show tune chestnuts and quaint, old-world coziness, the show is a guaranteed crowd pleaser for the Sunday matinee crowd.
- The flooring, in muted earth coloured Athangudi tiles, completes the quaint old-world look keeping the aesthetics of the centre fine-tuned to the traditional philosophy of healing.
- A real gem of a hotel situated in 500 acres of beautiful rolling countryside five miles outside Kelso, perhaps the prettiest town in the Borders, the Roxburghe retains a staid, old-world charm.
- ‘The Grand Old Lady of Racecourse Road will retain her old-world charm while being a global hotel in every way,’ he says.
- Even the Buena Vista camp, for all its carefully maintained old-world charm, has not been immune to outside influences.
- It also manages to have a go-ahead and prosperous air while retaining an old-world grace and charm.
- Sally said: ‘We are enchanted by the quaint old-world atmosphere in Cheam Village and like the idea of tradition and old values.’
- In fairness, Malmo does have an undeniable old-world charm and some passable nightlife, but Copenhagen is the place where it all really happens both during the day and after hours.
- Here the ritual of the election night is a quaint old-world tradition closer to pantomime than politics.
- Temperate climates, glorious sea air and a dash of old-world charm are all to be found in Grange-over-Sands and surrounding villages.
- Dining on formal days is very elegant, leisurely and full of old-world charm.
- Its 18th- and 19th-century buildings, many constructed of wood, give St John's an old-world charm.
- While electric lights and barricades, in a spirit of technological renovation enable greater study and ensure much-needed protection, they take away the magic and old-world charm that one associates with temple architecture.
- Then there is the loch sprawling on two sides, the old-world charm of the buildings, the encroaching mountains and the 40 acres of woodland.
Synonyms old-fashioned, old, archaic, traditional, past, bygone, classical, craft
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