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| This word should be an adjective. This word is used to describe something never go out or it will be impossible to be out-of-date. If this word doesn't exist, how can I express this correctly by English? |
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| 'timeless' seems to be the best that comes to my mind specifically referring to something not going out of date. |
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| Eternal and everlasting are possible words but it will help if you tell us what you want to describe in this way. |
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| Arh yes, with my poor English, you must be hard to understand what I wnat to say. Under this circumstance, I agued with somebody to say some machines made by US that won't be advanced forever. I used irony to express one day it will be out-of-date. But in this situation, out-of-date is not a word I want to use, you see, I always like to use some words formally. So I said: " In your mind, any machine made by US wouldn't be out-of-date forever". But I think such sentence only me understand it, not some one whose native language is English. So I come here to ask help. I need a word to replace that "won't be out-of-date". |
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| tell your friend: Nothing lasts forever.... don't matter where its made.. Also you can call him a yankee lover! (just kidding now, nobody get upset):) |
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| In your mind, any machine made by US wouldn't be out-of-date forever". I think you want to say, "A machine made in the US won't be current forever." Machines have a "life" of usefulness. They will become out-of-date when the new version comes on the market. Everyone wants the new, cutting-edge. latest model edition. No machine lasts forever in the market. (But the machine itself will still run, but no one wants to use it anymore. Kind of like my printer |
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