Understand Chinese Nickname
旧了
[jiù le]
'Worn Out' suggests things becoming old or outdated. In a metaphorical sense, it could imply a heart weary from the past, faded memories, nostalgia for the bygone days, or simply someone or something has aged over time.
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破旧
[pò jiù]
It directly translates to Wornout implying a sense of decadence oldfashioned style or shabbiness ...
久了就旧了
[jiŭ le jiù jiù le]
Translated as ‘ With time it gets old ’ It carries the sentiment that things age and wear out implying ...
过旧
[guò jiù]
Passed by the old A brief yet profound expression indicating things have become outdated or left ...
残旧
[cán jiù]
This directly translates to worn outaged conveying feelings such as nostalgia aging or melancholy ...
糟旧
[zāo jiù]
Decayed and Old may suggest something worn by time It carries a tinge of nostalgia or sadness expressing ...
破旧的回忆
[pò jiù de huí yì]
Meaning wornout memories this refers to faded or aged recollections It highlights the sentimentality ...
太久了太旧了
[tài jiŭ le tài jiù le]
Too Long Too Old : Expresses a sense of time passed and familiarity It may suggest that something ...
久而久旧了
[jiŭ ér jiŭ jiù le]
It means after a long time it becomes old suggesting something has aged or become outdated over time ...
久了久了旧了
[jiŭ le jiŭ le jiù le]
Translated literally as old over time this name expresses feelings of things wearing out losing ...