olde

adj.

1. （old的旧式拼法，现有时用于名称或广告，以使人感到某物是传统的）
   a way of spelling ‘old’ that was used in the past and is now sometimes used in names and advertisements to give the impression that sth is traditional
   1. a pub that tries to recreate the flavour of olde England
      一家力图重现古英格兰风情的酒馆

1. ADJ （用于地名或广告）古的，老的
   Olde is used in names of places and in advertising to make people think that something is very old and interesting.
   1. I always feel at home at Ye Olde Starre Inn.
      在昨日星辰客栈，我总有种宾至如归的感觉。

1. I always feel at home at Ye Olde Starre Inn.
   在昨日星辰客栈，我总有种宾至如归的感觉。
2. There is an olde worlde look about the clothes for summer.
   这些夏装看上去有复古风范。
3. It's all written in Ye Olde weird English anyway.
   写的全是老式鬼英文。
4. In each case the scenes set in ye olde days are much more dramatic than those set in the present, which suggests that the film-makers are embarrassed by the triviality of modern life.
   那些古老时光的场景总比现代场景处理的更引人注目，这也表明了制片人对于现代生活的平凡无奇感到尴尬。
5. He goes to a pub in the village called Ye Olde barn.
   他去一个名为“老谷仓”的乡村酒吧。
6. The village is very pertty, but it's a bit too olde worde and more museum than a thriving communily.
   这个村庄很美，但是它有点太古朴了，更像一个博物馆而不是一个繁荣的地区。
7. Alan: What about that place over there," Ye Olde Tea Shoppe"?
   阿伦：上那边那家店子'古风茶肆'好吗？