out-of-date russian
старе́ть
to grow old, to age, to become out of date
старомо́дный
old-fashioned, out-of-date
постаре́ть
to grow old, to age, to become out of date
устаре́вший
outdated, obsolete, out-of-date, antiquated
out of fashion, old-fashioned, passé
устаре́ть
to become antiquated, to out of date, to become obsolete
просро́ченный
overdue, past due, in arrears
expired, no longer valid, out of date
past its expiry date, expired, out of date
time-barred, statute-barred
старосве́тский
old-fashioned, out-of-date, old-time, old-world
устарева́ть
to become antiquated, to out of date, to become obsolete
устаре́лый
antiquated, out of date, outdated, obsolete
залежа́ться
to lie too long, to stay in bed too long, to lie about for ages
to find no market, to remain unsold, to become stale
to become outdated, to go out of date
просро́чивший
overdue, expired, lapsed, out of date
заваля́вшийся
forgotten, lying around, old, out-of-date
истёкший
expired, lapsed, out of date
past, elapsed
Examples
Вчера́ я пригласи́л Хироми на свида́ние, но она наотрез отказа́лась.
Yesterday, I asked Hiromi out on a date, but she rejected my offer out of hand.
Ко́фе должен быть столь же горя́ч, как деви́чий поцелу́й на пе́рвом свида́нии, столь же сла́док, как те но́чи в её объя́тиях, и столь же черен, как прокля́тие её матери, узнавшей обо всём.
The coffee has got to be as hot as a girl's kiss on the first date, as sweet as those nights in her arms, and as dark as the curse of her mother when she finds out.
This coat is out of date.
В сле́дующем ме́сяце вы́йдет обновлённое изда́ние энциклопе́дии.
An up-to-date edition of the encyclopedia will come out next month.



















