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style

/staɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une manière particulière de faire quelque chose, notamment dans l'art, la mode ou le comportement, ainsi que l'apparence ou le caractère distinctif de quelque chose., Verbe signifiant concevoir, former ou adapter quelque chose selon un style ou une esthétique particulière, notamment en matière de mode, de coiffure ou de décoration.

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noun

/staɪl/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une manière particulière de faire quelque chose, notamment dans l'art, la mode ou le comportement, ainsi que l'apparence ou le caractère distinctif de quelque chose.

A noun referring to a particular manner or way of doing something, especially in art, fashion, or behavior.

  1. Manner of doing somethingA2formal

    A particular way or manner in which something is done, created, or performed.

    frmanière de faire

    • She has a unique style of painting.
    • His teaching style is very engaging.
    • The restaurant serves food in traditional French style.

    Synonymesapproachfashionformkindmannermethodmodetechniquetypeway

  2. Fashion or appearanceA2informal

    The way in which something is dressed, designed, or presented, especially in clothing.

    frStyle (apparence, mode)

    • Her style of dressing is always elegant.
    • He has a casual street style.
    • The magazine features the latest fashion styles.

    Synonymesappearancecutdesignfashionformlookmannermodetrendvogue

  3. Elegance or sophisticationB1formal

    A quality of being stylish, graceful, or refined.

    frÉlégance ou sophistication

    • The room was decorated with style and taste.
    • She handled the situation with great style.
    • The car has both speed and style.

    Synonymeschicclasseleganceflairgracepanachepoisepolishrefinementsophisticationtasteurbanity

    Antonymescrudenessgaucherieinelegancetastelessnessvulgarity

  4. Writing or artistic styleB2formal

    The distinctive manner of expression in writing, art, or music.

    frStyle (artistique ou littéraire)

    • Hemingway's writing style is simple and direct.
    • The painting reflects the artist's personal style.
    • Each composer has their own musical style.

    Synonymesapproachdictionexpressionidiommannermodetechniquevoice

Formes
  • styles plural form
  • styles' possessive plural form
  • style's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/staɪl/B2formalart
  • frVerbe signifiant concevoir, former ou adapter quelque chose selon un style ou une esthétique particulière, notamment en matière de mode, de coiffure ou de décoration.

A verb used to arrange, design, or adapt something according to a particular style or aesthetic.

  1. Design or arrangeB1formal

    To design, shape, or arrange something in a particular style.

    frStyler, façonner

    • She styled her hair in loose waves for the party.
    • The stylist styled the dress to fit perfectly.
    • He styled the room with modern furniture.

    Synonymesarrangecutdesigndressfashionformgroomsculptshapetailor

  2. Adapt or formatB2formalIT

    To format or present text, data, or content in a specific way.

    frmettre en forme

    • The document was styled with bold headings.
    • She styled the webpage using CSS.
    • The report was styled professionally for the presentation.

    Synonymesarrangedesignformatlay outpresentsettailor

Formes
  • styled past participle
  • styled past simple
  • styling present participle
  • styles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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