fashion

• Substantivo que designa um estilo ou tendência popular, especialmente em roupas, acessórios ou comportamento, vigente em determinado momento. Também pode se referir à indústria ou ao ramo da moda e ao modo de fazer algo.

A noun referring to a popular style or trend, especially in clothing, accessories, or behavior, that is current or prevalent at a particular time.

1. Popular styleA2formal

   A popular trend or style in clothing, hair, or behavior.

   Moda

   • She always follows the latest fashion trends.
   • Fashion changes quickly in the modern world.
   • He has a unique sense of fashion.

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2. Way or mannerB1formal

   A particular way of doing something.

   Maneira

   • He completed the task in a timely fashion.
   • She spoke in a calm and deliberate fashion.
   • The machine operates in a similar fashion to its predecessor.

   Sinônimosapproachformmannermethodmodepracticestyleway

• Verbo que significa criar, dar forma ou construir algo, geralmente com habilidade, cuidado ou imaginação; também pode indicar moldar ou adaptar algo a partir de um material ou ideia.

A verb used to indicate the act of making, shaping, or constructing something, often with skill or care.

1. B2formal

   To make or shape something, especially with skill or care.

   Criar

   • She fashioned a necklace from seashells.
   • The artist fashioned a sculpture out of clay.
   • He fashioned a tool from a piece of metal.

   Sinônimosconstructcraftcreateforgeformmakemanufacturemoldshape

2. B2formal

   To create or develop something, such as a plan or idea.

   Criar

   • They fashioned a new strategy for the campaign.
   • The committee fashioned a compromise that satisfied everyone.
   • She fashioned a unique solution to the problem.

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