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单词 vogue
释义
vogue
noun[SorU]
uk
/vəʊɡ/us
/voʊɡ/
afashionorgeneralliking,especiallyone that istemporary:
流行；时尚；时髦
In the 1920s,shorthairfor womenbecamethevogue.20世纪20年代，女性留短发成为时尚。
Thepostwarvoguefortearingdownbuildingsvirtuallydestroyedthe city'sarchitecture.战后盛行的拆毁建筑行为实际上破坏了该城市的建筑风格。
Theshorthemlineis very muchinvogue(=fashionable)thisspring.今年春天短裙非常时兴。
"Community" is one of the vogue words of the newgovernment.“社区”是新政府使用最多的词语之一。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
fashionable
  • fashionableShe's so fashionable.
  • in fashionTighter trousers for men are back in fashion.
  • inShort jackets are in this season.
  • coolHe was wearing a pair of cool sunglasses.
  • hipWe went to the hip new club in town.
  • trendyHe likes trendy clothes and modern furniture.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Fashion
  • anti-fashion
  • clothes horse
  • collection
  • come
  • couture
  • couturier
  • cover girl
  • fashion statement
  • fashionista
  • fast fashion
  • geek chic
  • haute couture
  • look
  • missy
  • model
  • modelling
  • rocker
  • steampunk
  • style
  • supermodel
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(Definition ofvoguefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

vogue| American Dictionary

vogue
noun[C/U]
us
/voʊɡ/
thestateof beingpopularorfashionablefor aperiodoftime:
[U]Bowling has come back in vogue.
(Definition ofvoguefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofvogue

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The currentvoguefor marketing hype often lets products down.
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Related to the orientation toward studio production, and to the relatively late emergence of a local sound, was thevogueof cover versions.
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Such a move would surpass the currentvogueof 'research-fordevelopment', which still assumes the research is at centre stage.
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The dual phantom of the side-by-side complex cussedness and orderliness of nature has been invoguefrom early times.
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Some of the extreme examples of thought experiments that have come intovoguein personal identity theory have even generated criticism within academic philosophy.
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The temptation was strong, therefore, to take advantage of thevoguefor blues in order to make a better living.
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These are by no means all retired people, but their experience helps to account for the currentvogue.
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To this end, a philosophy of self-help, invogueat the time, was consciously and consistently employed.
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Discussions of vogues and contexts might allow us to get some way past this subjectivity.
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Dying is recognized as a subject of ultimate seriousness, and yet it is avoguetopic as well, with all the attendant follies.
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These songs at one time enjoyed something of avoguein music classrooms.
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However, with the recent re-emergence of interest in network models of the brain, functional connectivity is once again invogue.
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This latter, a common feature on early modular synthesizers, is a device that enjoyed a degree ofvoguein the late 1960s.
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In practice, it has been the one in currentvogue.
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A comparison with languages which have had avoguein the past is bound to be conjectural, not subject to empirical verification.
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