chic

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chic — 形容詞

  • chicpositive
  • chiccercomparative
  • chiccestsuperlative

1. Smart and attractive in a way that follows current fashions and shows good taste

1.形容詞B2
釋義

時髦的

時尚優雅又跟得上潮流的

Smart and attractive in a way that follows current fashions and shows good taste — used to describe clothes, places, objects, or a person's look.

例句

Theo wore a chic black suit to the gallery opening in Milan.

Theo 穿了一套時髦的黑色西裝,前往米蘭的畫廊開幕派對。

Aiko picked a chic linen dress for her summer wedding reception.

Aiko 選了一件時髦的亞麻洋裝,作為她夏季婚宴的禮服。

collocation: chic + [dress/suit/outfit] for stylish clothing

常見搭配
  • chic outfit / dress / suit
  • chic restaurant / hotel / bar / café
  • chic interior / décor / design
  • chic neighbourhood
  • look / feel / seem chic
同義詞
  • elegant

    More formal; suggests grace and refinement rather than trend-following

  • stylish

    Broader term; chic implies an understated, sophisticated stylishness

  • fashionable

    Emphasises alignment with current trends; chic adds a layer of taste

  • trendy

    More informal and fleeting; chic feels more timeless and curated

反義詞
  • unfashionable

    Opposite in terms of trend-following

  • frumpy

    Describes a dull, old-fashioned appearance

用法筆記

Common in fashion, design, and lifestyle writing. The comparative 'chicer' and superlative 'chicest' are rare — 'more chic' and 'most chic' are preferred in formal and informal use alike.

常見錯誤

She looks very chicly in that coat.
She looks very chic in that coat.
'chic' is an adjective; do not add -ly to form an adverb.
This dress is chicer than that one.
This dress is more chic than that one.
the comparative form 'chicer' is very rare; 'more chic' sounds more natural.

chic — 名詞

同根字

  • chicness
    名詞C1

常見搭配

常用片語

  • effortless chic
  • Parisian chic
  • urban chic
  • modern chic
  • more chic
  • most chic