n. 时代错误；不合潮流的人或物
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1.It is an anachronism to say Julius Caesar looked at his watch.
说凯撒看了看手表，那是弄错时代了。
2.Mr Shapiro teases out the cultural prejudices, the historical blind spots, and above all the anachronism inherent in these questions.
而夏皮罗先生则对这些文化偏见、历史盲点及这些问题中所有的过时观点不屑一顾。
3.It's an anachronism to speak of Mark as satirizing people watching TV.
正如马克所说讽刺性描述人们看电视是一个时代错误？
4.The name is a misleading anachronism that dates from when secret meant private (" secretary "has the same derivation).
此名是个让人不解的年代错误，始于机密意味着私人的年代(秘书为同一派生)。
5.The president tended to regard the Church as an anachronism.
总统倾向认为教会不合时宜。
6.Other people interviewed simply said the ban was a silly anachronism and should be dropped forthwith.
被采访的其他人简短地说禁令不合时宜，应该立即废除。
7.Today a hay type of pasture plant is really an anachronism.
今天干草型牧草是不合适宜的。
8.Contemporary monarchy is an anachronism .
现代的君主政体是不合时宜的事物。
9.He realized that the film about cavemen contained an anachronism when he saw a jet cut across the horizon during a hunting scene.
他发现一场关于穴居人的电影中的一个错误，一个狩猎的镜头上一架飞机划过地平线。