anachronistic

美音：[əˌnækrə'nɪstɪk] 英音：[əˌnækrə'nɪstɪk]

简单释义：

adj.时代错误的

网络过时的；落伍的；不合时宜

完整释义：

adj.

1.时代错误的

例句：

Giambattista Vico was the anachronistic and impoverished Neapolitan philosopher sometimes credited with founding the human sciences.
维柯是不合时宜和贫困那不勒斯哲学家有时与人文科学的创始记。
Opponents of wigs thought they were anachronistic, as well as uncomfortable and expensive.
反对戴假发的人士认为假发已经过时了，而且戴着也十分不舒适，费用还很昂贵。
Yet such a concentration of power is an anachronistic mistake.
然而这样的权力集中正在犯一个倒行逆施的错误。
I was 21 and I'd been brought up to do the job. But even in the old man's time, it had become anachronistic. It had to change.
我当时只有21岁，我从小就是被教育来接这份工作。但是，就算在老爸那个时代，这也已经过时了。不改变是不行的。
The anachronistic representation of something as existing before its proper or historical time, as in the precolonial United States.
预期的叙述对某事的年代错误的描述，如存在于其适当的或历史的时间之前，如在殖民前的美国中
In comparison, the return of the Red Brigades in Italy might seem anachronistic.
相形之下，“红色旅”在意大利的回潮或许显得有些“生不逢时”。
It is a shame such things have come to seem so anachronistic.
遗憾的是这类事物最终还是流于不合时宜和脱离时代了。
The current standoff may eventually help force the adoption of one of these alternatives to the anachronistic system now in place.
目前的僵局最终可能有助于采纳上述的一种方案，替代目前不符合时代要求的定价体系。

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