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vogue

/vəʊɡ/

Traduction: Nom désignant la mode dominante, le style ou le goût populaire à une époque donnée, ainsi que l'état de reconnaissance et d'usage général.

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/vəʊɡ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la mode dominante, le style ou le goût populaire à une époque donnée, ainsi que l'état de reconnaissance et d'usage général.

A noun referring to the prevailing fashion, style, or popular taste at a particular time, or a state of general acceptance and use.

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  1. Popular fashion or trendB2formal

    The prevailing fashion or style at a particular time.

    frVogue (mode dominante)

    • Short skirts were in vogue during the 1960s.
    • The new dance style is all the vogue among teenagers.
    • This design is currently in vogue in the fashion industry.

    Synonymescrazeenthusiasmfadfashionmodepassionragestyletrend

  2. General acceptance or popularityB2formal

    A state of being widely accepted, used, or popular.

    frVogue (popularité)

    • The term has come into vogue again in recent years.
    • This theory was in vogue among scientists in the 19th century.
    • The practice of meditation is gaining vogue in modern society.

    Synonymesacceptancecrazecurrencyfadfashionmodepopularityprevalenceragestyletrend

    Antonymesdiscreditdisreputeobscurity

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  • vogues plural form
  • vogues' possessive plural form
  • vogue's possessive singular form
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