Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
It is so last season
Spanish translation:
está pasado de moda / ya no se lleva
English term
It is so last season
"Connect with Facebook.
Connect with Google.
Fast onboarding.
Please, choose the best login for you.
Not for me.
Can you tell us why?
Really? Email? ***It is so last season…*** We are still working on it."
5 +8 | está pasado de moda / ya no se lleva | Eugenia Martin |
5 | Anticuado / Pasado de Moda / Obsoleto | Roberto Govia |
3 | está muy pasado | Beatriz Ramírez de Haro |
Non-PRO (1): Oriol Vives (X)
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Proposed translations
está pasado de moda / ya no se lleva
Anticuado / Pasado de Moda / Obsoleto
está muy pasado
pasado adj coloquial (anticuado)
behind the times adj
(pejorative) passé adj
Ese peinado está muy pasado. Así se peinaba mi abuela.
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