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out-of-date: outdated · superannuated
English-Spanish translation for "out-of-date"
"out-of-date" Spanish translation
out-of-date {adjective}
out-of-date {adj.} (also: clunky, old-fashioned, timeworn, antiquated)
Mr President, the common agricultural policy is out of date.
It is an old-fashioned, unrealistic and out-of-date idea.
We also know that the existing noise directive from 1996 is out of date and does not provide employees with sufficient protection.
Mr Juncker, indeed you are right since the question was tabled before the Luxembourg session, and is therefore somewhat out-of-date.
out-of-date {adj.} (also: clunky, old hat, old-fashioned, timeworn)
Article 43 is now out of date, and the European Parliament does not have any influence over this.
Operating theatres have raw sewage dripping in, and out-of-date equipment.
The system is totally out of date; it is oldfashioned and actually invites fraud.
It was out of date when it started, and, just as Mr Poettering said, we want a stable, democratic and developing Russia.
Finally, this report is out of date.
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