antique 英 [ænˈti:k]   美 [ænˈtik]

antique

antique  英 [ænˈti:k] 美 [ænˈtik]

adj. 古老的,古董的  n. 古董,古玩 

进行时:antiquing  过去式:antiqued  过去分词:antiqued  第三人称单数:antiques  名词复数:antiques 

an antique desk 一件古董桌子
Priceless antiques were destroyed in the fire. 无价之宝的古董在大火中焚毁。

  • An antique is an old-fashioned thing, like a lamp from the sixties. Anything antique is old or at least old-ish.
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  • adj. 古老的,古董的
  • n. 古董,古玩
  • 1. an antique desk

    一件古董桌子

  • 2. Priceless antiques were destroyed in the fire.

    无价之宝的古董在大火中焚毁。

  • 3. an antique shop

    古玩店

  • 4. an antique dealer ,antiques dealer

    古董商

  • antique (adj.) 1530s, "aged, venerable;" 1540s, "having existed in ancient times," from Middle French antique "old" (14c.), from Latin antiquus (later anticus) "ancient, former, of olden times; old, long in existence, aged; venerable; old-fashioned," from PIE *anti- "before" (from root *ant- "front, forehead," with derivatives meaning "in front of, before") + *okw- "appearance" (from PIE root *okw- "to see").
  • antique (n.) 1520s, "a relic of antiquity," from antique (adj.). From 1771 as "an old and collectible thing."
  • antique (v.) "to give an antique appearance to," 1753 (implied in antiqued, in bookbinding, "finished in an antique style"), from antique (adj.). Related: Antiquing.
an·tique / ænˈtiːk ; NAmE ænˈtiːk / adjective , noun antique antiques antiqued antiquing adjective [usually before noun ] (of furniture, jewellery, etc. 家具、珠宝等 ) old and often valuable 古老的;古董的 an antique mahogany desk 古红木办公桌 noun an object such as a piece of furniture that is old and often valuable 文物;古物;古董;古玩 Priceless antiques were destroyed in the fire. 无价之宝的古董在大火中焚毁。 an antique shop (= one that sells antiques) 古玩店 an antique dealer / antiques dealer (= a person who sells antiques) 古董商 an·tique / ænˈtiːk ; NAmE ænˈtiːk /
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