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adj.已过盛年的；过时的；凋谢的
n. (Passe)人名；（法）帕斯
1、It will surely shake the most passe restaurants to their foundations.───这当然会动摇让意大利餐厅的地基。
2、But, she said, 'that military stuff is kind of passe'.───但是，她说，“那种军用的东西过时了。”
3、I'm beginning to find her novels rather passe .───我逐渐觉得她的小说格调陈旧。
4、No no. The futuristic look is all wrong. It's actually a big passe. What we need is a new approach. Suprise our audience.───不不，未来感根本就是错误的.实际上已经有些过时了，我们需要的是新的方式，给我们的受众一些惊喜。
5、Even the term now sounds passe.───甚至这一名词如今都已过时。
6、This isn't to suggest that all encapsulation is dead or passe, though.───但这并不是说所有的封装都没有用了或过时了。
7、Smartphones and tablets have made expensive pens passe to business executives in many parts of the world.───对于世界许多地方的商界高管，智能手机和平板电脑已经让昂贵的钢笔成为了过去式。
8、Most of the phosphorus in traditional corn feed passe passes through the animal without the processing.───传统作物中的多数的肌醇六磷酸都不进行任何处理就喂养动物。
9、He was a fine actor but he's a bit passe now.───他曾是优秀演员，但现在最红时期已过。
1、Market capitalism is a sophisticated thing that calls for transparency, ethics and rules. Bush and his crowd gam-bled that some new paradigm meant these things were passe.