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fashion的用法（fashion的用法和搭配）

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1、请问“时尚，风尚”最常用的是FASHION还是VOGUE，这2个单词有什么具体区别吗
2、fashion,vogue,mode的区别
3、style 和 fashion 的区别
4、潮流英文缩写怎么写?

fashion的用法（fashion的用法和搭配）

一、请问“时尚，风尚”最常用的是FASHION还是VOGUE，这2个单词有什么具体区别吗

准确地说:

fashion基本是中性,用得最普遍.

vogue]是褒义,书面语用的更多.

vogue: ~ (for sth) a fashion for sth:

例：

the vogue for child-centred education

Black is in vogue again. * Sixties music has come back into vogue.

This novel had a great vogue ten years ago.

fashion：

1[U,C] a popular style of clothes, hair, etc. at a particular time or place; the state of being popular:

例：

dressed in the latest fashion

the new season's fashions

Long skirts have come into fashion again.

Jeans are still in fashion.

Some styles never go out of fashion.

She's a fashion victim (= she always wears the latest fashions).

2[C] a popular way of behaving, doing an activity, etc:

例：

The fashion at the time was for teaching mainly the written language.

Fashions in art and literature come and go.

3[U] the business of making or selling clothes in new and different styles:

例：

a fashion designer / magazine / show

the world of fashion

the fashion industry

IDIOMS惯用法

after a fashion： to some extent, but not very well:

例：

I can play the piano, after a fashion.

'Do you speak French?' 'After a fashion.'

after the fashion of sb/sth：(formal) in the style of sb/sth:

例：

The new library is very much after the fashion of Nash.

in (a)...fashion：(formal) in a particular way:

例：

How could they behave in such a fashion?

She was proved right, in dramatic fashion, when the whole department resigned.

like it's going out of fashion：(spoken) used to emphasize that sb is doing sth or using sth a lot:

例：

She's been spending money like it's going out of fashion.

_______________

补充:

fad:贬义

craze:贬义

二、fashion,vogue,mode的区别

Fashion 用法最广，通常指那些与礼仪社会所采用的惯例或由艺术或知识领域的先锋所建立的相合的东西：

wears clothes in the height of fashion;

穿着新潮时装；

a time when pop art was very much in fashion.

一个流行音乐成为时尚的年代。

Style is sometimes used interchangeably with fashion

Style 有时与fashion 交替使用, 但是style 象 mode 一样通常强调坚持风雅的水准：

The couple travels in style.

这对夫妻符合时尚地旅游。

Miniskirts were the mode in the late sixties.

迷你裙是六十年代后期的时尚。

Vogue 指流行很广的方式这个词通常暗含有狂热但为时很短的接受

三、style 和 fashion 的区别

style

[stail]

风格, 时尚, 文体, 风度, 类型, 字体

vt.

称呼, 设计, 使合潮流

使铁笔作装饰画

style

AHD:[stºl]

D.J.[sta!l]

K.K.[sta!l]

n.（名词）

The way in which something is said, done, expressed, or performed:

风格：说话、做事、表达及表演的一种方法：

a style of speech and writing.

演讲与写作的风格

The combination of distinctive features of literary or artistic expression, execution, or performance characterizing a particular person, group, school, or era.

独特的风格，体裁：一个人、一群人、流派或一个时代的文学与艺术表达、其作品特征的总和

Sort; type:

类，类型：

a style of furniture.

家具种类

A quality of imagination and individuality expressed in one's actions and tastes:

作风：一个人的行为及品位所表现出的想象及个体之特性：

does things with style.

做事很有个性

A comfortable and elegant mode of existence:

体面：舒适优雅的生活方式：

living in style.

过着豪华的生活

A mode of living:

生活方式：

the style of the very rich.

巨富们的生活方式

The fashion of the moment, especially of dress; vogue.

时髦：尤指衣服之款式；流行

A particular fashion:

一种特定的款式：

the style of the 1920's.See Synonyms at fashion

20世纪20年代的流行款式参见 fashion

A customary manner of presenting printed material, including usage, punctuation, spelling, typography, and arrangement.

体例：印刷时以采用的习惯方式，包括铅字、标点、拼写、字体及排版

A form of address; a title.

称呼，头衔

An implement used for etching or engraving.

雕刻刀，刀笔

A slender, pointed writing instrument used by the ancients on wax tablets.

尖笔：古代人用来在蜡板上写字的尖利细长的书写工具

The needle of a phonograph.

留声机的唱针

The gnomon of a sundial.

日晷仪的指针

Botany The usually slender part of a pistil, situated between the ovary and the stigma.

【植物学】花柱：位于子房及柱头之间的，雌蕊之通常较细的部分

Zoology A slender, tubular, or bristlelike process:

【动物学】尾片：纤细管状的，或硬毛般的突起：

a cartilaginous style.

软骨质突起

Medicine A surgical probing instrument; a stylet.

【医学】通管针：一种外科用探针

Obsolete A pen.

【废语】钢笔

v.tr.（及物动词）

styled,styl.ing,styles

To call or name; designate:

称呼：称为，叫做；指称：

George VI styled his brother Duke of Windsor.

乔治六世称他哥哥为温莎公爵

To make consistent with rules of style:

整理：使按一定格式连贯：

style a manuscript.

整理手稿

To give style to:

照流行式样制成…：

style hair.

整梳发型

Middle English

中古英语

from Old French

源自古法语

from Latin stylus, stilus [spike, pointed instrument used for writing, style] * see stylus

源自拉丁语 stylus, stilus [长钉尖利的书写工具] *参见 stylus

styl“er

n.（名词）

styl“ing

n.（名词）

style

[stail]

风格, 作风, 体裁, 式样

文体; 说话态度[语调]

模样; 风采; 品格

称呼, 称号

历法

铁笔; 铅笔; 雕刻刀; 唱针

时髦(式样); 生活方式

【植】花柱;【动】尾片; 节芒, 尾须; 产卵器

a democratic style

民主作风

the epic style

史诗体

the Old S-(=Julian Calendar)

西洋旧历

the New S-(=Gregorian Calendar)

新历(即现在通用的阳历)

style

[stail]

vt.

称呼, 命名, 设计(时新样式)

stylebook

[`staIlbJk]

样本;式样书

styleless

adj.

stylelike

adj.

styler

stylewise

adv.

[俚]就时式而言

style

[stail]

adj.

精于时式的

come into style

变得时髦; 流行起来

cramp sb.'s style

使某人觉得不自由, 妨碍某人

high style

(女人服装的)时髦式样, 新款式

in style

别具风格地, 时髦地; 很成功地

in the style of

仿...式

like [as if] it's going out of style [fashion]

[口](象过时的东西一样)不值钱; 毫不爱惜

live in style

过豪华生活

out of style

不时髦的, 不时新的

put on style

摆架子, 妄自尊大

set the style

(合唱前的)示音; 起示范作用

That's the style.

[口](表示赞同)这正对路; 正是如此。

The style is the man.

[谚]文如其人。

the [that] style of thing

那样的事, 说法, 做法, 事件

all-out attacking style

全攻型

anal style

尾针(同翅目)

arch style

拱式

architectural style

建筑风格

artistic style

艺术风格

aviator style

航空式短茄克衫

basilar style

基生花柱

butterfly style

蝴蝶式(守门员的分腿站立姿势)

calligraphic style

书法风格; 类似流畅的书法的绘画风格

caudal style

尾杆

character style

字体

classic style

古典派风格

cognitive style

认知方式, 认知格调

colloquial style

会话体, 口语风格

curvilinear style

曲线式

decorated style

装饰风格

European style

欧洲式(低蹲, 步幅大, 很少摆臂)

familiar style

简体, 非正式文体

formal style

正式文体

genital style

外生殖突

give-and-go style

“传、切”打法(带球队员短传出球后切入篮下)

individual style

个人风格

informal style

非正式文体

international style

国际式

landscape style

风景式, 园林式

lateral style

侧生花柱

learning style

学习风格[方式]

life style

生活方式

open style

开放式仓储, 开敞式

painterly style

油画感; 油画般的风格

piping style

管式仓储

pointed style

哥特式建筑风格(以尖顶拱门为特色)

programming style

程序设计式样[格式]

structural style

结构形式

teacher style

教师风度[格]

terminal style

顶生花柱

three color-glazeTang style

唐三彩

transactional style

教师影响学生的作用, 教师风格

up-to-date style

现代式

yachting style

新艺术运动风格

style of binding

装订型式

style of cutting

采伐方式

style of pronunciation

发音的方式

style of writing

文风

见 fashion

style

AHD:[stºl]

D.J.[sta!l]

K.K.[sta!l]

The way in which something is said, done, expressed, or performed:

a style of speech and writing.

The combination of distinctive features of literary or artistic expression, execution, or performance characterizing a particular person, group, school, or era.

Sort; type:

a style of furniture.

A quality of imagination and individuality expressed in one's actions and tastes:

does things with style.

A comfortable and elegant mode of existence:

living in style.

A mode of living:

the style of the very rich.

The fashion of the moment, especially of dress; vogue.

A particular fashion:

the style of the 1920's.See Synonyms at fashion

A customary manner of presenting printed material, including usage, punctuation, spelling, typography, and arrangement.

A form of address; a title.

An implement used for etching or engraving.

A slender, pointed writing instrument used by the ancients on wax tablets.

The needle of a phonograph.

The gnomon of a sundial.

Botany The usually slender part of a pistil, situated between the ovary and the stigma.

Zoology A slender, tubular, or bristlelike process:

a cartilaginous style.

Medicine A surgical probing instrument; a stylet.

Obsolete A pen.

v.tr.

styled,styl.ing,styles

To call or name; designate:

George VI styled his brother Duke of Windsor.

To make consistent with rules of style:

style a manuscript.

To give style to:

style hair.

Middle English

from Old French

from Latin stylus, stilus [spike, pointed instrument used for writing, style] * see stylus

styl“er

styl“ing

style

来自拉丁语 stilus；希腊语 stylos

fashion

[5fAFEn]

样子, 方式, 流行, 风尚, 时样

vt.

形成, 造, 作, 把...塑造成, 使适应, 使适合, 改革, 改变

fashion

fash.ion

AHD:[f²sh“…n]

D.J.[6f#.*n]

K.K.[6f#.*n]

n.（名词）

The prevailing style or custom, as in dress or behavior:

风格，时尚：衣着或举止方面流行的式样或习俗：

out of fashion.

过时

Something, such as a garment, that is in the current mode:

时髦：一些流行式样的东西，如衣服：

Her dress is the latest fashion.

她的晚礼服是最新式样

The style characteristic of the social elite:

上流社会：具有社会精华特点的方式：

a man of fashion.

上流社会的人

Manner or mode; way:

方式；方法：

Set the table in this fashion.

将桌子这样放

A personal, often idiosyncratic manner:

个人方式：一种个人的，通常是个人癖好的方式：

played the violin in his own curious fashion.

以他独有的奇特方式演奏小提琴

Kind or variety; sort:

种类或类别；样子：

people of all fashions.

各式各样的人

Shape or form; configuration.

形状或构成；结构

v.tr.（及物动词）

fash.ioned,fash.ion.ing,fash.ions

To give shape or form to; make:

形成或构成；制造：

fashioned a table from a redwood burl.

将红木树瘤制成桌子

To train or influence into a particular state or character.

塑造：通过训练、影响使形成特定的状态或性格

To adapt, as to a purpose or an occasion; accommodate.

使适应：因某种目的或机会而适应；使适应

Obsolete To contrive.

【废语】图谋

after a fashion 或

in a fashion

In some way or other, especially to a limited extent:

勉强，马马虎虎：多少有一点儿，特指在某种受限制的范围内：

She sings after a fashion.

她勉强会唱一点

Middle English facioun

中古英语 facioun

from Old French façon [appearance, manner]

源自古法语 façon [外貌，方式]

from Latin facti½} facti½n- [a making]

源自拉丁语 facti½} facti½n- [一个成因]

from factus [past participle of] facere [to make, do] * see dh¶-

源自 factus [] facere的过去分词 [成为，做] *参见 dh¶-

fash“ioner

n.（名词）

fashion,style,mode,vogue

These nouns refer to a prevailing or preferred manner of dress, adornment, behavior, or way of life at a given time.

这些名词指衣服、装饰、行为或生活方式在特定时间里流行或为众人喜爱的方式。

Fashion, the broadest term, usually refers to what accords with conventions adopted by polite society or set by those in the forefront of the artistic or intellectual sphere:

Fashion 用法最广，通常指那些与礼仪社会所采用的惯例或由艺术或知识领域的先锋所建立的相合的东西：

wears clothes in the height of fashion;

穿着新潮时装；

a time when pop art was very much in fashion.

一个流行音乐成为时尚的年代。

Style is sometimes used interchangeably withfashion (

Style 有时与fashion 交替使用(

a gown that is out of style), butstyle, like mode, often stresses adherence to standards of elegance:

一件过时的衣服)，但是style 象 mode 一样通常强调坚持风雅的水准：

The couple travels in style.

这对夫妻符合时尚地旅游。

Miniskirts were the mode in the late sixties.

迷你裙是六十年代后期的时尚。

Vogue is applied to fashion that prevails widely (

Vogue 指流行很广的方式(

the voluptuous figure in vogue at the time of Rubens); the term often suggests enthusiastic but short-lived acceptance (

鲁本斯时代时髦的肉感身材)；这个词通常暗含有狂热但为时很短的接受(

a game that enjoyed a vogue in its day). See also Synonyms at method

一种流行于它的时代的游戏) 参见同义词 method

fashion

[5fAFEn]

样子; 方式; 型式; 风格

流行式样; 时髦, 时兴; 风尚, 风气

[the fashion]风行一时的事物; 红人, 名流(尤指以服装特殊或行为特殊而驰名)

(资本主义社会中的)上流社会

[古]种类

act after sb.'s fashion

照某人的样子去做

the latest fashions

(服装等的)最新式样

the world of fashion

社交界

a man of fashion

有名人物

behave in a strange fashion

举动奇怪

It is not the fashion to (do)...

现在不时兴了。

fashion

[5fAFEn]

vt.

形成; 铸成; 制作; 把...塑造成(into, to)

使适合, 使适应(to)

改变, 改革

fashion the clay into bricks

把泥土制成砖头

fashion sb. into a fine sportsman

把某人培养成优秀运动员

fashion-part

定型部件

fashioned

adj.

...式的

fashionist

时装的制作者、倡导者或追求者

after a fashion

勉强; 马马虎虎; 多少还...一点

in a fashion

勉强; 马马虎虎; 多少还...一点

after one's fashion

按照自己的意思

after the fashion

时髦的, 流行的

after the fashion of

模仿; 照着...的样子

be all the fashion

(服装等)极时髦; 风行一时

be in(the) fashion

合乎时尚, 流行的

be out of(the) fashion

(人、物)不合时尚; 不流行

bring into fashion

使流行

come into fashion

流行起来, 开始风行

grow into fashion

流行起来, 开始风行

follow the fashion

赶时髦

go out of fashion

过时

in the old fashion

照旧, 照老样子

in this fashion

照这样

set the fashion

开风气之先; 创先例

lead the fashion

开风气之先; 创先例

shipshape and Bristol fashion (=in Bristol fashion)

整整齐齐, 井井有条

fashion style

都含“时式”, “式样”的意思。

fashion 系一般用语, 指“一时或某一团体中流行的习尚”, 如:

This kind of dress is now in fashion.

这种衣服现在很时髦。

style常用来代替 fashion, 但主要指“高雅”, 如:

That dress is such a good style it will be fashionable for years.

这衣服的样式如此雅致, 一定会流行好几年。

fashion

fash.ion

AHD:[f²sh“…n]

D.J.[6f#.*n]

K.K.[6f#.*n]

The prevailing style or custom, as in dress or behavior:

out of fashion.

Something, such as a garment, that is in the current mode:

Her dress is the latest fashion.

The style characteristic of the social elite:

a man of fashion.

Manner or mode; way:

Set the table in this fashion.

A personal, often idiosyncratic manner:

played the violin in his own curious fashion.

Kind or variety; sort:

people of all fashions.

Shape or form; configuration.

v.tr.

fash.ioned,fash.ion.ing,fash.ions

To give shape or form to; make:

fashioned a table from a redwood burl.

To train or influence into a particular state or character.

To adapt, as to a purpose or an occasion; accommodate.

Obsolete To contrive.

after a fashion or

in a fashion

In some way or other, especially to a limited extent:

She sings after a fashion.

Middle English facioun

from Old French façon [appearance, manner]

from Latin facti½} facti½n- [a making]

from factus [past participle of] facere [to make, do] * see dh¶-

fash“ioner

fashion ,style ,mode ,vogue

These nouns refer to a prevailing or preferred manner of dress, adornment, behavior, or way of life at a given time.

Fashion, the broadest term, usually refers to what accords with conventions adopted by polite society or set by those in the forefront of the artistic or intellectual sphere:

wears clothes in the height of fashion;

a time when pop art was very much in fashion.

Style is sometimes used interchangeably withfashion (

a gown that is out of style), butstyle, like mode, often stresses adherence to standards of elegance:

The couple travels in style.

Miniskirts were the mode in the late sixties.

Vogue is applied to fashion that prevails widely (

the voluptuous figure in vogue at the time of Rubens); the term often suggests enthusiastic but short-lived acceptance (

a game that enjoyed a vogue in its day). See also Synonyms at method

fashion

源自拉丁语factio<facere做，作

fashion

createcustomformmakemodemoldshapestylevogue

四、潮流英文缩写怎么写?

fashion

[5fAFEn]

样子, 方式, 流行, 风尚, 时样

vt.

形成, 造, 作, 把...塑造成, 使适应, 使适合, 改革, 改变

fashion

fash.ion

AHD:[f²sh“…n]

D.J.[6f#.*n]

K.K.[6f#.*n]

n.（名词）

The prevailing style or custom, as in dress or behavior:

风格，时尚：衣着或举止方面流行的式样或习俗：

out of fashion.

过时

Something, such as a garment, that is in the current mode:

时髦：一些流行式样的东西，如衣服：

Her dress is the latest fashion.

她的晚礼服是最新式样

The style characteristic of the social elite:

上流社会：具有社会精华特点的方式：

a man of fashion.

上流社会的人

Manner or mode; way:

方式；方法：

Set the table in this fashion.

将桌子这样放

A personal, often idiosyncratic manner:

个人方式：一种个人的，通常是个人癖好的方式：

played the violin in his own curious fashion.

以他独有的奇特方式演奏小提琴

Kind or variety; sort:

种类或类别；样子：

people of all fashions.

各式各样的人

Shape or form; configuration.

形状或构成；结构

v.tr.（及物动词）

fash.ioned， fash.ion.ing， fash.ions

To give shape or form to; make:

形成或构成；制造：

fashioned a table from a redwood burl.

将红木树瘤制成桌子

To train or influence into a particular state or character.

塑造：通过训练、影响使形成特定的状态或性格

To adapt, as to a purpose or an occasion; accommodate.

使适应：因某种目的或机会而适应；使适应

Obsolete To contrive.

【废语】图谋

after a fashion或

in a fashion

In some way or other, especially to a limited extent:

勉强，马马虎虎：多少有一点儿，特指在某种受限制的范围内：

She sings after a fashion.

她勉强会唱一点

词源

Middle English facioun

中古英语 facioun

from Old French façon [appearance, manner]

源自古法语 façon [外貌，方式]

from Latin facti½} facti½n- [a making]

源自拉丁语 facti½} facti½n- [一个成因]

from factus [past participle of] facere [to make, do] * see dh¶-

源自 factus [] facere的过去分词 [成为，做] *参见 dh¶-

fash“ioner

n.（名词）

fashion， style， mode， vogue

These nouns refer to a prevailing or preferred manner of dress, adornment, behavior, or way of life at a given time.

这些名词指衣服、装饰、行为或生活方式在特定时间里流行或为众人喜爱的方式。

Fashion, the broadest term, usually refers to what accords with conventions adopted by polite society or set by those in the forefront of the artistic or intellectual sphere:

Fashion 用法最广，通常指那些与礼仪社会所采用的惯例或由艺术或知识领域的先锋所建立的相合的东西：

wears clothes in the height of fashion;

穿着新潮时装；

a time when pop art was very much in fashion.

一个流行音乐成为时尚的年代。

Style is sometimes used interchangeably with fashion (

Style 有时与fashion 交替使用(

a gown that is out of style), but style, like mode, often stresses adherence to standards of elegance:

一件过时的衣服)，但是style 象 mode 一样通常强调坚持风雅的水准：

The couple travels in style.

这对夫妻符合时尚地旅游。

Miniskirts were the mode in the late sixties.