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Olde Worlde - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Olde English; Olde Englishe
Olde Worlde
[əuldi'wə:ldi]
прилагательное
ироническое выражение
стилизованный под старину
старинный
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese
 1.121 - Wine Office Court and the Cheshire Cheese.jpg?width=200 "Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in 1873")
.jpg?width=200 "Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is located in an alley off Fleet Street")
PUB IN THE CITY OF LONDON
Olde Cheshire Cheese (London pub); Old Cheshire Cheese; Olde Cheshire Cheese
[ji:,əuld,tʃeʃə'tʃi:z]
общая лексика
"Старый чеширский сыр" (старинный лондонский паб [public house], кот., по преданию, посещали писатели О.Голдсмит [Oliver Goldsmith, 1728-74], С.Джонсон [Samuel Johnson, 1709-84] и Дж.Босуэлл [James Boswell, 1740-95])
olde-worlde
[əuldi'wə:ldi]
прилагательное
ироническое выражение
стилизованный под старину
старинный
Definition
olde worlde
Olde worlde is used to describe places and things that are or seem to be from an earlier period of history, and that look interesting or attractive. (BRIT)
...the quaint olde worlde part of town...
There is an olde worlde look about the clothes for summer.
ADJ
Wikipedia
Old English (disambiguation)
Old English is an early form of the English language spoken by Anglo-Saxons until the 12th century.
Old English or Olde English may also refer to:
Examples of use of Olde Worlde
1. Then there were those long, seemingly featureless days when, with all the shops shut, and the television off air, and every olde–worlde toy exhaustively played with, a child learned the true meaning of boredom.
2. The thriller writer Donald E Westlake, who conducted mystery weekends in various plush hotels, called their Olde Worlde decor post–ironic – first you do an old style as a joke; then everyone rather likes it, so you do it on purpose; then it becomes "traditional". The length of the cycle, of course, varies.
3. They‘re hugely interesting women – one was a university lecturer, another a very senior nurse – there‘s never a lack of things to talk about." To throw off some of their more olde–worlde associations, the WI has agreed to modernise some of its more arcane practices.
4. Cod olde worlde language (it‘s never "go on" but "go forth!") and cod aphorisms ("all roads lead to sacrifice!"). Quite early someone says "may the hair on your toes never fall out" and from that moment I‘m afraid I was a perpetual prey of the giggles.
5. Article continues "I have to make five or six calculations before finally taking my shot," the Australian Stuart Appleby said last night after his final practice round – which might be read as a complaint but was meant as compliment for a golf course that in the last few days has gone from an olde–worlde curiosity in the eyes of the game‘s elite to a place of wonderment.
