
英:/'vəʊɡ/ 美:/'voʊɡ/
时尚
过去式:vogued 过去分词:vogued 现在分词:voguing或vogueing 第三人称单数:vogues 复数:vogues 比较级:more vogue 最高级:most vogue
CET6,TOEFL,GRE,SAT
n. 时尚;流行,时髦
adj. 时髦的,流行的
n. (Vogue)人名;(葡)沃格
This hair style was in vogue in 1990s.
这种发型在20世纪90年代非常流行。
What's the most vogue color right now?
现在最时髦的颜色是什么?
The au***nce vogued off the floor.
观众们在场下随着音乐跳舞。
In the 1920s, short hair for women became the vogue.
20世纪20年代 女性留短发成为时尚
Pale colours are much more in vogue than autumnal bronzes and coppers.
浅色比秋季的古铜色和紫铜色更为流行。
Black is in vogue again.
黑色又成了流行色。
Despite the vogue for so-called health teas, there is no evidence that they are any healthier.
尽管所谓的保健茶成了时尚,但并没有证据表明这种茶更有益于健康。
This style of writing had a vogue.
这种写作风格行时过。
Long skirts were then all the vogue.
那时正时兴长裙子。
in vogue
正在流行;正时兴
n.|fashion/mode/style/popularity/prevalence;时尚;流行,时髦
adj.|popular/fashionable/modern/tony/going;时髦的,流行的
以下是关于单词vogue 的详细解释:
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vogue 是一个名词,表示一种时尚或流行趋势。以下是对该单词的详细解释和用法:
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