fad
fad — 名詞
- fadsingular
- fadsplural
1. a style, type of food, or activity that suddenly becomes extremely popular for a
熱潮;短暫風尚
短期內大受歡迎的風格或活動
a style, type of food, or activity that suddenly becomes extremely popular for a brief period and then fades away when people lose interest
The kale smoothie fad lasted a few months before people went back to normal breakfasts.
羽衣甘藍奶昔的熱潮只持續了幾個月,大家就恢復吃一般的早餐了。
noun phrase subject: 'the [thing] fad' + lasted [time period]
My grandmother laughed at the fad for wearing yoga pants to the grocery store.
我奶奶嘲笑穿瑜伽褲去超市買東西的這股風潮。
In the 1990s, a short-lived fad for collecting Beanie Babies swept through American schools.
1990年代,收集豆豆娃的短暫風潮席捲了美國各學校。
time adverbial fronting; collocation: short-lived fad for
Yuki's father called the new dance fad a waste of time, but she loved it.
Yuki 的爸爸說這個新舞蹈熱潮是在浪費時間,但她很喜歡。
There was a brief fad for wearing flower crowns at music festivals years ago.
幾年前,戴花冠去音樂節曾是一股短暫的風潮。
existential 'there was' + brief fad for [activity]
- short-lived fad
- passing fad
- latest fad
- health fad
- diet fad
- fad for [something]
- the fad died out
- a fad swept through [somewhere]
用法筆記
Often used with a slightly negative or dismissive tone to suggest that something lacks lasting value. Commonly paired with adjectives that emphasise brevity (short-lived, passing, brief, latest).
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- diet fad
- health fad
- fitness fad
- fad diet
- fad fashion
- fad word
常用片語
- passing fad
- short-lived fad
- latest fad
- the fad died out
介系詞搭配
- fad for [something]
- fad in [place/time]