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fad

/fæd/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um interesse ou entusiasmo passageiro, intenso e amplamente difundido por algo, especialmente um estilo, atividade ou novidade que se torna popular muito rapidamente e perde a força na mesma velocidade.

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noun

/fæd/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um interesse ou entusiasmo passageiro, intenso e amplamente difundido por algo, especialmente um estilo, atividade ou novidade que se torna popular muito rapidamente e perde a força na mesma velocidade.

A noun referring to a temporary, intense, and widely shared enthusiasm for something, especially a style, activity, or interest that becomes popular quickly but fades rapidly.

  1. Short-lived trendB1informal

    A temporary fashion, interest, or enthusiasm that becomes popular quickly but fades away.

    ptModa passageira

    • The fidget spinner was a huge fad a few years ago.
    • That diet is just a fad; it won't last long.
    • Social media challenges often become fads overnight.

    Sinônimoscrazeenthusiasmfancyfashionmaniaobsessionragetrendvoguewhim

  2. Passing crazeB1informal

    A brief period of intense but short-lived popularity for a particular activity or style.

    ptModa passageira

    • The 80s fashion fad is making a comeback.
    • Collecting Pokémon cards was a major fad in the 1990s.
    • Many people invest in fads and lose money when they fade.

    Sinônimoscrazeenthusiasmfashionmaniaobsessionragetrendvogue

    Antônimosclassicinstitutionstapletradition

Formas
  • fads plural form
  • fads' possessive plural form
  • fad's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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