How do you use "fashion" in a sentence?

She always keeps up with the latest fashion. He completed the task in a professional fashion. Wide-leg trousers are back in fashion.

fashion

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Significado: A popular style of clothes or behaviour; a manner of doing something

时尚，流行，方式

moda, manera, estilo

ファッション、流行、やり方

패션, 유행, 방식

Fashion refers to popular styles in clothing, accessories, or behaviour at a particular time. It also means a manner or way of doing something ('in a similar fashion'). 'Fashionable' means currently popular or stylish. 'Out of fashion' means no longer popular.

「fashion」指特定时期流行的服装、配饰或行为风格。它也意味着做某事的方式（「以类似的方式」）。「fashionable」意为当前流行或时髦。「out of fashion」意为不再流行。

«Fashion» se refiere a estilos populares en ropa, accesorios o comportamiento en un momento determinado. También significa una manera de hacer algo («de forma similar»). «Fashionable» significa actualmente popular o elegante. «Out of fashion» significa que ya no es popular.

「fashion」は特定の時期に流行している服、アクセサリー、または行動のスタイルを指します。また、何かをする方法（「同様の方法で」）も意味します。「fashionable」は現在人気がある、またはスタイリッシュという意味です。「out of fashion」はもう流行っていないという意味です。

fashion은 특정 시기에 의류, 액세서리, 행동 등에서 유행하는 스타일을 가리킨다. 또한 무언가를 하는 방식이나 방법을 의미하기도 한다('in a similar fashion'). 'fashionable'은 현재 유행하는 또는 세련된이라는 뜻이고, 'out of fashion'은 더 이상 유행하지 않는다는 뜻이다.

Ejemplos

She always keeps up with the latest fashion.
她总是紧跟最新时尚。
Ella siempre se mantiene al día con la última moda.
彼女はいつも最新のファッションについていっている。
그녀는 항상 최신 패션을 따라간다.
He completed the task in a professional fashion.
他以专业的方式完成了任务。
Él completó la tarea de manera profesional.
彼は専門的なやり方でタスクを完了した。
그는 전문적인 방식으로 그 업무를 완료했다.
Wide-leg trousers are back in fashion.
阔腿裤又流行起来了。
Los pantalones de pierna ancha están de moda otra vez.
ワイドレッグパンツがまた流行っている。
와이드 레그 바지가 다시 유행하고 있다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'façon' meaning 'making' or 'manner', from Latin 'factio' (a making, a doing), from 'facere' (to make). Related to 'faction', 'factory', and 'fact'. The clothing sense dates from the 15th century.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

'Fashion' comes from Latin 'factio' meaning 'a making or doing.' It entered English via Old French 'façon' meaning 'manner, way.' The clothing sense developed in the 16th century, when wealthy Europeans began changing styles regularly to display their status and sophistication.

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