| [/ˈfæʃn; ˋfæʃən/] n 用法:
1 [sing] manner or way of doing sth 样子; 方式:
He walks in a peculiar fashion. 他走路的样子很怪. 用法:
2 [C, U] popular style (of clothes, behaviour, etc) at a given time or place 流行的式样; 时尚; 风尚; 风气:
dressed in the latest fashion 穿著入时的 *
Fashions in art and literature are changing constantly. 文艺的潮流总是日新月异. *
[attrib 作定语] a fashion show 时装表演 *
fashion magazines 时装杂志. 用法:
3 (idm 习语) after a `fashion to a certain extent, but not satisfactorily 达到一定程度（但尚未令人满意）:
I can play the piano after a fashion. 我多少会弹点钢琴. after/in the fashion of sb (fml 文) like sb; imitating the style of sb 像某人一样; 模仿某人的风格:
She paints in the fashion of Picasso. 她模仿毕加索的绘画风格. (be) all the `fashion/`rage (be) the latest style or trend 流行（起来）; （成为）时尚:
Suddenly, collecting antiques is all the fashion. 收集古董突然盛行起来. come into/be in `fashion become/be popular 流行; 入时:
Long skirts have come into fashion again. Faded jeans are still in fashion too. 长裙子又流行起来. 漂浅的牛仔裤也还很时髦. go/be out of fashion become/be unpopular as a style 不再流行; 过时. fashion 2
v [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ A from B/B into A give form or shape to sth; design or make sth 将某物做成某形状; 设计或制造某物:
fashion a doll (from a piece of wood) （用木块）做成玩具娃娃 *
fashion a lump of clay into a bowl 把黏土制成碗. |