oldie

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisholdieold‧ie /ˈəʊldi $ ˈoʊldi/ noun [countable] informal OLD/NOT NEWOLD/NOT YOUNGsomeone or something that is old, especially an old film or song → golden oldieExamples from the Corpusoldie• But after ramming their words back down their throats his enormous smile shows how delighted he is to be a golden oldie!• Nor does anybody really expect a golden oldie like James Taylor to have much truck with contemporaneity.• Figures like that don't come on oldies, Nigel thought.• And the oldies get a consolation goal off the woodwork but the ref says it's all over.

单词	oldie
释义	oldie From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisholdieold‧ie /ˈəʊldi $ ˈoʊldi/ noun [countable] informal OLD/NOT NEWOLD/NOT YOUNGsomeone or something that is old, especially an old film or song → golden oldieExamples from the Corpusoldie• But after ramming their words back down their throats his enormous smile shows how delighted he is to be a golden oldie!• Nor does anybody really expect a golden oldie like James Taylor to have much truck with contemporaneity.• Figures like that don't come on oldies, Nigel thought.• And the oldies get a consolation goal off the woodwork but the ref says it's all over.
随便看	come up to something/somebody come up trumps come up with come up with something come up with the deliver the goods come up with the goods the goods come up with the goods/deliver the goods come upon come upon somebody/something come way come with a guarantee come with the territory come with/carry a guarantee come within a whisker of come within a whisker of (doing) something come within a whisker of doing come, come/come now come/be back in favour come/be on stream come/break out in a rash come/finish etc second come/follow close on the heels of something come/follow hot on the heels of something come/get to grips with something come/get/reach etc home