style
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/staɪl/
🇬🇧
/staɪl/
noun
A1
A way of doing something that is unique to a person or group.
Her unique style in painting sets her apart from other artists.
她獨特的繪畫風格使她與其他藝術家區分開來。
A1
A particular design or fashion, especially of clothing.
This season's style features bold colors and geometric patterns.
本季的風格以大膽的色彩和幾何圖案為特色。
A2
The state of being fashionable or current.
Wearing vintage clothes can still be in style if styled correctly.
如果搭配得當，穿復古服裝仍然可以很時尚。
A2
The quality of being visually appealing or attractive.
The style of the new restaurant makes it a popular spot for Instagram photos.
新餐廳的風格使其成為Instagram照片的熱門地點。
A2
A distinctive way of expressing something in writing or art.
His style of storytelling captivates readers with its vivid imagery.
他講故事的風格以其生動的意象吸引讀者。
R
The way language is used in a particular context or by a particular person.
Academic papers require a formal style of writing.
學術論文需要正式的寫作風格。
R
A particular type of something, often used to describe food or architecture.
The chef specializes in French-style cuisine.
這位廚師專攻法式風格的美食。
R
The stem of a flower that holds the stigma.
The style of the flower was carefully examined under the microscope.
花的柱頭在顯微鏡下被仔細檢查。
verb
R
To design or create something in a specific way.
They styled the event to reflect a 1920s speakeasy.
他們將活動設計成反映1920年代的地下酒吧風格。
R
To give a name or title to someone or something.
He styled his new invention 'The Future of Transportation'.
他將他的新發明命名為'交通的未來'。
translation
風格, 款式, 流行, 文體, 花柱
設計, 稱呼
詞形變化
3rd Present
styles
Past
styled
Perfect
styled
Progressive
styling
Plural
styles