| 单词 | fashionable |
| 释义 | fash·ion·a·ble I. 1. a. < a fashionable lady > < a fashionable society > : in accordance with prevailing form or fashion : stylish, modish < a fashionable dress > < a fashionable hairdo > b. < the fashionable stores > < a fashionable vacation spot > : popular among those who conform to fashion < during the height of St. Martinville's fashionable period, steamboats landed passengers regularly at its door — American Guide Series: Louisiana > < eventually became a fashionable surgeon — Time > < there are some fashionable books that one must read, because they are ingredients of the talk of the day — T.L.Peacock > < went to Europe because it was the fashionable thing to do > < asking the fashionable questions of the moment — Max Beloff > c. < the martyr-toned, bogus moralizing now fashionable among scientists and their hero worshipers — Time > < it is fashionable — and easy — to define tolerance in such a way as to evade all responsibility — Paul Blanshard > < an Age of Anxiety in which “escape” itself is becoming increasingly frequent and even fashionable — College English > < a fashionable neurosis — Miriam Allott > 2. obsolete 3. obsolete 4. obsolete • fash·ion·a·ble·ness • fash·ion·a·bly II. < trying to keep up with the young fashionables of Rome — Grace Frick > < the fashionables were now arriving, including a number of chic Muslims wearing tasseled chechias above their handsomely tailored European clothes — A.J.Liebling > |
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