Wie gestern so heute.

so yesterday Idiom

wasn't born yesterday

wise from experience, been around Pat can survive in the workplace. She wasn't born yesterday.

not born yesterday

Idiom(s): not born yesterday

Theme: EXPERIENCE

experienced; knowledgeable in the ways of the world.
• I know what's going on. I wasn't born yesterday.
• Sally knows the score. She wasn't born yesterday.

Yesterday's man or Yesterday's woman

Someone, especially a politician or celebrity, whose career is over or on the decline is yesterday's man or woman.

born yesterday|born|yesterday

adj. phr. Inexperienced and easily fooled; not alert to trickery; easily deceived or cheated.

Usually used in negative sentences. When Bill started the new job, the other workers teased him a little, but he soon proved to everyone that he wasn't born yesterday. I won't give you the money till I see the bicycle you want to sell me. Do you think I was born yesterday?
Compare: NOBODY'S FOOL.

born yesterday

born yesterday
see not born yesterday.

so yesterday

Extremely old-fashioned. The “so” in this phrase, which dates from the backward 1900s, agency “extremely” or “completely.” An commodity about extending animal activity indefinitely was accent “Merely Human? That’s So Yesterday” (New York Times, Ashlee Vance, June 13, 2010). And another, from the Globe and Mail (Montreal), had “The Traditional Job Interview: That’s So Yesterday” (Craig Silverman, April 7, 2008). For an earlier synonym, see old hat.Learn more: yesterday

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