Examples of using Already outdated in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
This method is already outdated.
We are making such scientific strides… that last year's book is already outdated.
But this concept is already outdated and they are realizing their mistake.
In the Finnish it became already outdated.
The already outdated Corporations were abolished, and the Chamber of Commerce was founded.
The gig economy is already outdated.
the body is quite good, but already outdated.
A film like this is already outdated.
Veda today is considered an already outdated tool, but there is a new version on sale- the shampoo from Veda-2 lice.
The goal achieved is already outdated.
However, these data are already outdated- now they don't accept a child at all without these
This information a little bit the already outdated.
Karbofos is a very popular, today already outdated, but rather effective remedy for bedbugs.
It shows therefore that Berlin is already outdated.
And if you decided to replace an already outdated model that did not quite suit you with the quality of your work, then you
We love the ultra-soft leather, soft and already outdated.
Moreover, the former list is already outdated- there are the new product categories
After 12 months, the design of the smartphone is already outdated.
We love the ultra-soft leather, soft and already outdated. Zip front. Snap tab collar.
it was already outdated.
We love the ultra-soft leather, soft and already outdated. Zip front.
is already outdated.
it became apparent that the design was already outdated by modern technical advances.
because the mechanism of their action is already outdated.
The state of affairs we are discussing today is already outdated.
it will be soon already outdated.
and let this“decoration” of the hall is already outdated, there is also its charm in it.
is already old and already outdated.
this immaterial outer layer is celebrated in his ephemerality, already outdated by the present.