Artificial intelligent assistant

Connotation of 年季の入った when describing things I encountered the following line in volume 2 of : > How does characterize the tools the man used? Does it mean that they are reliable tools that stood the test of time, or just old worn-out tools?

means it's an old and well-used tool. That is, the tool has worked sufficiently for a long time at least for this man, but this phrase does not directly say it's a high-quality tool in a general sense. For example, even a very cheap hammer can be if someone used it for a long time.

**EDIT** : To clarify, when modifies a person or an action, it tends to have a positive connotation similar to /. But when modifies an inanimate object, I think it just refers to something that has been used for a long time and is showing its age, but is still perfectly usable. Depending on the context, it may have a value as a vintage, though. See this thesaurus entry, too.

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