Pronunciation: /ˈvɪntɪdʒ/
noun refers to something from the past that is considered of high quality or value
A1 I found a vintage dress at the thrift store.
A2 My grandmother collects vintage postcards.
B1 The antique shop specializes in vintage furniture.
B2 She has a passion for restoring vintage cars.
C1 The museum has a collection of vintage photographs from the 1920s.
C2 The vintage wine from the vineyard is highly sought after by collectors.
adjective describes something as being characteristic of a certain time period, usually associated with high quality or value
A1 I bought a vintage dress at the thrift store.
A2 She collects vintage vinyl records.
B1 The antique shop sells a variety of vintage items.
B2 The vintage car was restored to its former glory.
C1 The vintage furniture in the room added a touch of elegance.
C2 Her vintage jewelry collection is worth a fortune.
formal The vintage car collection at the museum is truly impressive.
informal I love shopping for vintage clothes at thrift stores.
slang That vintage record player is so cool, dude.
figurative Her style is very vintage, she loves all things retro.
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