adj.在商店中陳列舊了的；陳舊的；磨損的

He was fat and looked shopworn around the nose and mouth. 他人長(zhǎng)得胖，鼻頭和嘴巴部分顯出一副不合時(shí)宜的可憐相。

And I think we're entering a phase where this marriage between advertising and editorial is getting a bit shopworn. 我覺(jué)得目前廣告和編輯之間的結(jié)合已經(jīng)老掉牙了。

However, despite his life-and-death battle with Diaz, Marquez should not be viewed as shopworn by any stretch of the imagination.Clean living and a Spartan work ethic has preserved him to an extent. 不過(guò)，即便經(jīng)歷了與迪亞茲生死大戰(zhàn)，也絲毫不能將馬奎茲當(dāng)做老舊之人，因?yàn)閲?yán)謹(jǐn)?shù)纳钜约八拱瓦_(dá)克式的作風(fēng)已在一定程度上保養(yǎng)了他。

shopworn anecdotes.See Synonyms at trite 陳舊的軼事參見(jiàn)

a shopworn argument(= that is no longer new or useful) 陳舊的論點(diǎn)