anachronism

n. 時代上的錯誤；被置錯時代或年代的事物；不合潮流的人(物)

英語翻譯

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用作名詞(n.)

The second major anachronism is the movie\\\'s approach to religion.
第二個主要的時空錯誤是影片對宗教的處理。
It would be an anachronism to talk of Queen Victoria watching television.
談到維多利亞女王看電視是時代上的錯誤。
Modern dress is an anachronism in productions of Shakespeare\\\'s plays.
在莎士比亞劇作演出中出現的現代服裝，是弄錯年代的東西。
Today a hay type of pasture plant is really an anachronism.
今天干草型牧草是不合適宜的。
The monarchy is seen by some as an anachronism in present day society.
君主政體在當今社會中被一些人視為是過時的制度。

常用短語

He had thought of Chevron as a dead thing, an anachronism, an exquisite survival..with its..servants and luxury.
出自：V. Sackville
She herself was a smoldering anachronism, a throwback to one of those ardent young women of the Sixties, Turgenev\\\'s heroines.
出自：M. McCarthy
Anachronisms in the script.., like penicillin and the atomic bomb.
出自：S. J. Perelman

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