The Italian adjective "antiquato" means "outdated, obsolete" in English, describing something that is no longer modern or in use.
L'aggettivo italiano "antiquato" significa "outdated, obsolete" in inglese, descrivendo qualcosa che non è più moderno o in uso.
| Front | antiquato |
|---|---|
| Back | outdated, obsolete |
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