| Change log entry 76684 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2022-12-27 22:24:59 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 72543 >> no need to mention the antonym ----------------------------------- Editor: Think about it. "old" has two senses, one of which does not apply to 舊. Google definition of "old": 1. having lived for a long time; no longer young. 2. belonging to the past; former. "opposite: new" makes it clear that "old" signifies Google's 2nd sense, not the 1st. Grand Ricci, for example, uses the same idea in its definition of 舊: 1. Vieux (p. opp. à neuf); vieux (p. opp. à récent). [...] i.e. "old (as opposed to 'new' or 'recent')" * * * Some of your submissions propose deleting things that are harmless or even useful. Think twice before you submit. |
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# - 舊 旧 [jiu4] /old/opposite: new 新/former/worn (with age)/ # + 舊 旧 [jiu4] /old/former/worn (with age)/ |