Obsoleto

[Jane]

Qué significa `...medrar algo/situaciones obsoleto´?

[Alfonso]

Qué significa `...medrar algo/situaciones obsoleto´?Mmmm... this is out of context...


Medrar means to grow, especially when referring to a personal situation about wealthy or career.
Una situación obsoleta / algo obsoleto is something out of fashion or something that has already been overcome by new stuff. Doesn't obsolete exist in English?

[Jane]

Mmmm... this is out of context...


Medrar means to grow, especially when referring to a personal situation about wealthy or career.
Una situación obsoleta / algo obsoleto is something out of fashion or something that has already been overcome by new stuff. Doesn't obsolete exist in English?


Obsolete exists in English and means exactly what you said, and I knew that Medrar means to grow, this is why I´m a tad :confused:.

[Alfonso]

You are a tad? A child? I'm sorry I don't catch it...

[Jane]

You are a tad? A child? I'm sorry I don't catch it...
I´m a tad (confused):confused:.
Tad means a little, a bit...
But, of course, if you understand that to mean a child... what more can I say.

[poli]

En inglés corriente tad significa un poquito, pero me parece que sus
orígenes tiene algo de ver con la palabra tadpole (renacuajo).

[Rusty]

I suppose that when something is growing obsolete (going out of fashion/style), you could say medra obsoleto, but I can't find any evidence that this has been used on the Internet.

[Tomisimo]

Qué significa `...medrar algo/situaciones obsoleto´?
Did you read this somewhere? Do you have the full sentence?

[Jane]

If I remember correctly...:thinking:
`... la jefetura intenta medrar la crisis obsoleto´

[Alfonso]

If I remember correctly...:thinking:
`... la jefetura intenta medrar la crisis obsoleto´I'm sorry I can't understand the phrase. It seems like you are leaving something out.

Medrar obsoleto is a really bizarre expression which doesn't make any sense to me.

[Jane]

I might be as I can´t remember the exact sentence...