【ふるて】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
  1. used article; worn-out article
  2. veteran; old-timer; long-serving employeesee also
    3. adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  3. long-established (way, method, etc.); old; commonplace; staleobscure term
Forms
  • 【ふるて】
  • ふるて
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. used article; worn-out article
    2. This refers to an item that has been used extensively and shows signs of wear. It can imply that the item is no longer in optimal condition.
    These used shoes can't be worn anymore.
    I took the worn-out furniture to the recycling shop.
  2. veteran; old-timer; long-serving employee
    3. This meaning describes a person who has a long history of experience in a particular job or field, often respected for their wisdom and knowledge.
    He is a veteran at the company and is trusted by everyone.
    The long-serving teacher is teaching many things to the students.
  3. long-established (way, method, etc.); old; commonplace; stale
    4. This usage indicates a method or practice that has become traditional or outdated, suggesting it may no longer be effective or fresh.
    His idea was too stale, and no one showed any interest.
    This long-established method cannot solve new problems.
Generated collocations (experimental)
old toolsveteran craftsmanthe old-timers surviveto use an old methodwisdom of the old-timerslong-serving employeelong-established wayto rely on the old-timerslong-standing cultureto possess veteran experience
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