Source Word
old school
Adjective
idiomatic
informal
(informal,
idiomatic)
Characteristic
of
a
style,
outlook,
or
method
employed
in
a
former
era,
remembered
either
as
inferior
to
the
current
style,
or
alternately,
remembered
nostalgically
as
superior
or
preferable
to
the
new
style,
the
older
denoting
something
that
would
be
considered
out
of
date
or
out
of
fashion
to
some,
but
as
such,
is
considered
by
others
as
cool
and
hip.
Japanese Meaning
「old school」は、かつての時代の様式・考え方・手法を特徴とし、現代と比較して時代遅れとされる場合もあれば、昔懐かしく、独自の魅力やかっこよさが評価される、いわば古風ながらも魅力的なスタイルを指す表現です
Sense（1）
(informal,
idiomatic)
Characteristic
of
a
style,
outlook,
or
method
employed
in
a
former
era,
remembered
either
as
inferior
to
the
current
style,
or
alternately,
remembered
nostalgically
as
superior
or
preferable
to
the
new
style,
the
older
denoting
something
that
would
be
considered
out
of
date
or
out
of
fashion
to
some,
but
as
such,
is
considered
by
others
as
cool
and
hip.
（ comparative ）
（ superlative ）
