[5fAFEn]
n.
Appearance, manner, fashion, fashion, fashion
vt.
Form, make, make, shape, adapt, adapt, reform, change.
fashion
Fashion is used to describe very current, very popular, very cool ways of looking. We like to say 'high fashion' if someone dresses very nice, very cool.
For example: The little girl spent all of her days reading fashion magazines.
Popular and fashionable
fashion
[5fAF(E)n]
n.
Fashion, fashion
Is it the fashion to wear short skirts? Yes, short skirts are in fashion.
Is it fashionable to wear short skirts now Yes, short skirts are very popular.
Loose trousers are the latest fashion.
Wide trousers are the latest fashion.
Attitude; way
He behaves in a very strange fashion.
His behavior is very strange.
after a fashion
How much; Reluctantly; Not very good
fashion
vt.
Form; Making; Cause
He fashioned the clay into a jar.
He made a clay pot out of clay.
fashion
[5fAFEn]
n.
Appearance; Mode; Type; style
Popular style; Fashionable, fashionable; Fashion
[the fashion] things that are popular for a while; A celebrity, esp one who is famous for his special clothes or behavior.
Upper class (in capitalist society)
Ancient species
act after sb.'s fashion
Do as sb.
the latest fashions
The latest fashion (of clothes, etc)
the world of fashion
society
a man of fashion
Famous person
behave in a strange fashion
Act strangely
It is not the fashion to (do) ...
It's out of fashion now.
fashion
[5fAFEn]
vt.
Form; Cast; Making; Shape ... into (into, to)
Adapt to (to)
Change, reform
fashion the clay into bricks
Turn clay into bricks.
fashion sb. into a fine sportsman
Train sb. into an excellent athlete
fashion-part
n.
Stereotype part
fashioned
adj.
... type
fashionist
n.
A producer, advocate or pursuer of fashion.
after a fashion
Reluctantly; So-so; More or less ... a little
in a fashion
Reluctantly; So-so; More or less ... a little
after one's fashion
According to one's own meaning
after the fashion
Fashionable, fashionable
after the fashion of
Imitation; In the manner of ...
be all the fashion
(clothing, etc.) extremely fashionable; all the fashion
be in(the) fashion
In line with fashion, popular
be out of(the) fashion
(people and things) are out of fashion; out of fashion
bring into fashion
Make popular
come into fashion
Become popular, become popular
grow into fashion
Become popular, become popular
follow the fashion
follow fashion
go out of fashion
out-of-date
in the old fashion
As usual, as usual.
in this fashion
In this way
set the fashion
First of all; Set a precedent
lead the fashion
First of all; Set a precedent
shipshape and Bristol fashion (=in Bristol fashion)
Neat, in good order
fashion style
They all mean "style" and "style".
Fashion is a general term, which means "a fashion that is popular for a while or in a certain group", such as:
This kind of dress is now in fashion.
This kind of clothes is very fashionable now.
Style is often used instead of fashion, but it mainly refers to "elegance", such as:
That dress is such a good style it will be fashionable for years.
The style of this dress is so elegant that it will be popular for several years.
fashion
Derived from Latin Factio <; Facere does, does
fashion
createcustomformmakemodemoldshapestylevogue
Hekey should brand.