have you ever used this saying "that's so 5 mins ago" ?
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Personally, I have used it in a very sarcastic manner.
It's mostly used by teenagers...obnoxious ones.
It means that something was fashionable or "cool", but that is it no longer cool. {e.g. five minutes ago, the thing *was* cool, and that you are not "up-with-it" (cool) for not knowing so}
Hope I helped! ^-^
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I know it, but never used it. It's basically saying that the moment has passed, no point in making an issue about it.
It also implies that you yourself are oh-so very fashionable and up-to-date, so when I hear this, I think the person has only air in their head. Which is why I don't use it. ;)
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意思就是过去了,不流行了的意思,可以这么说的
不过这句话现在也有点过时了,很少人再这样说了
就说old fashioned or out of fashion to instead吧
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I do used that if someone keep on saying something. It's really not very professional saying and hinder you may down someone's ideas. its however very situational.
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no, I don't use it.
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