fashionable
/ˈfæʃnəbl/ (bre, ipa) · [fˈæʃənəbəl] /ˈfæʃnəbl/ (ame, ipa) · [fˈæʃənəbəl] /ˈfa-shə-nə-bəl ˈfash-nə-bəl/ (ame, mw)
fashionable — 形容詞
- fashionablepositive
- more fashionablecomparative
- most fashionablesuperlative
1. describing something that many people like, buy, or do for a period of time beca
流行的
在某一時期受歡迎或流行的
describing something that many people like, buy, or do for a period of time because it is the current trend.
Daichi bought a fashionable pair of sneakers that everyone at school was wearing.
Daichi 買了一雙流行的運動鞋,學校裡每個人都穿那一款。
fashionable + clothing noun
This café became fashionable after a famous food blogger recommended it online.
這家咖啡廳在一位知名美食部落客推薦後,變得非常流行。
become fashionable + location
Vikram thinks that minimalist furniture looks more fashionable than heavy wooden pieces.
Vikram 認為極簡風家具比厚重的木製家具更流行。
Short boots with thick soles are fashionable this season among young people in Taipei.
厚底短靴這一季在臺北的年輕人之間很流行。
It was once fashionable to wear gloves every day, but that custom has now disappeared.
以前每天戴手套是流行的習慣,但現在已經消失了。
- unfashionable
the direct opposite
- old-fashioned
implies being out of date rather than out of fashion temporarily
用法筆記
This sense describes trends, products, or activities — not people. To describe a person who follows fashion, use sense 2.
常見錯誤
2. describing a person who follows the latest trends, or the places and events such
時髦的
跟隨時尚潮流的人或場所
describing a person who follows the latest trends, or the places and events such people go to.
Naoko always wears the most fashionable clothes and goes to all the newest cafés.
Naoko 總是穿著最時髦的衣服,去所有新開的咖啡廳。
fashionable + clothes/places for a trendy person
Diego's grandmother is surprisingly fashionable and knows all the latest music.
Diego 的奶奶意外地很時髦,什麼最新流行的音樂都知道。
The fashionable crowd gathered at the new rooftop bar on Saturday evening.
週六晚上,那批時髦的人群聚集在新開的屋頂酒吧。
Eli tries to look fashionable by wearing designer sunglasses even in cloudy weather.
Eli 想讓自己看起來很時髦,即使在陰天也戴著名牌太陽眼鏡。
That part of town has become fashionable, with expensive boutiques and art galleries opening up.
那一區變得時髦起來,開了許多精品店和藝廊。
- unfashionable
not following current trends
- frumpy
unfashionable and dull in appearance, informal, CEFR C1
用法筆記
Can describe both a person ('a fashionable woman') and a place/event associated with trendy people ('a fashionable party'). When describing a person's appearance at a single moment, 'look fashionable' is more natural than 'be fashionable.' This sense also covers the idea of 'a fashionable person' in general — no separate noun sense is needed in everyday English.