oldie

noun

1. 老人；旧事物
   an old person or thing

1. N-COUNT （尤指美好的）旧事物
   You can refer to something such as an old song or film as an oldie, especially when you think it is still good.
   1. Radio Aire only plays Top 40 stuff and oldies.
      空中电台仅播放排行榜上前40位的歌曲和怀旧金曲。
   2. Oldie is also an adjective.
      
   3. During the festival, we'll be showing 13 classic oldie films.
      我们将在电影节期间展映13部经典老片。
2. N-COUNT 老人
   You can use oldies to refer to fairly old people.
   1. ...a lush English fairy tale that many oldies will remember from their youth.
      很多老年人会记得的年轻时代的王子公主式英国童话

1. Radio Aire only plays Top 40 stuff and oldies.
   空中电台仅播放排行榜上前40位的歌曲和怀旧金曲。
2. It's important to keep the golden oldie in mind when delivering a speech: "it's not what you say, it's what people hear."
   重要的是，在演讲时，必须牢记这样的老话：“关键不是你说了什么，而是人们听到了什么。”
3. E.g.The shirt I'm wearing is an oldie.
   我穿的这件衬衫已经旧了。
4. I love that piece of music. it's an oldie but goodie.
   我喜欢那段音乐。它虽过时，但我却百听不厌。
5. Oh, the music I'll make. how's this for a golden oldie&?
   呕，我将吹奏的音乐。吹一段老金曲如何&？
6. This record is a real oldie.
   这张唱片真是老古董了。
7. The oldie was one of the most famous songs at the beginning of the20th century.
   这首老哥在20世纪初是最受欢迎的歌曲之一。
8. An oldie but a goodie, the fight in the playground is still one of the best fights ever put to film.
   片子有点老，但非常好看。运动场上的打斗情节是所有动作电影中最好的。

noun

1. a song that was formerly popular

   Synonym:    golden oldie