anachronistic

UK:  [əˌnækrə'nɪstɪk]

US:  [əˌnækrə'nɪstɪk]

adj.

1.时代错误的

1 . In a sign of how anachronistic our system is in a digital age, these broadcasters are legally forbidden from airing within the U. S.
法律禁止这些机构在美国国内播放，说明我们的体系在数字时代是多么的过时。

2 . I was 21 and I'd been brought up to do the job. But even in the old man's time, it had become anachronistic. It had to change.
我当时只有21岁，我从小就是被教育来接这份工作。但是，就算在老爸那个时代，这也已经过时了。不改变是不行的。

3 . Giambattista Vico was the anachronistic and impoverished Neapolitan philosopher sometimes credited with founding the human sciences.
维柯是不合时宜和贫困那不勒斯哲学家有时与人文科学的创始记。

4 . The current standoff may eventually help force the adoption of one of these alternatives to the anachronistic system now in place.
目前的僵局最终可能有助于采纳上述的一种方案，替代目前不符合时代要求的定价体系。

5 . I must tell you that, aside from the most enlightened minds, many accused me of having composed this unacceptable and anachronistic cadenza.
除了一些开明的观众，许多人都因为无法接受这种带有历史错误的华采段而归咎于我。