some old
The phrase "some old" is often used informally to describe something that has been around for a significant period, often implying age or familiarity.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, idiomatic)Used to describe something that has existed or been in use for a long time.
Example
- She was wearing some old jeans that looked really comfortable.
- There are some old buildings in this part of town.
B2Emphasis
(informal, idiomatic)Used to emphasize the age or familiarity of something.
Example
- He's driving some old car that's always breaking down.
- That's just some old story my grandfather used to tell.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "some old":
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