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faddish (adj.), faddy (adj.), faddishness (n.), faddist (n.)
词根:fad
adj.faddish 风行的;流行一时的
n.faddist 好新奇的人;趋于时尚者
Noun
1. an interest followed with exaggerated zeal;
"he always follows the latest fads"
"it was all the rage that season"
1834年,“爱好,个人项目”(形容词 faddy 来自1824年),起源不明。可能缩短自 fiddle-faddle。或者来自法语 fadaise “琐事,无聊”,最终源自拉丁语 fatuus “愚蠢的”。从1881年开始,作为“时尚,狂热”,或者正如世纪词典所说,“为了一段时间而采用和追求的琐碎幻想,带有非理性的热情。”
一时爱好
时尚
Noun (1) origin unknown
The first known use of fad was in 1867
fade1 of 2verb
to lose freshness or health
fading flowers
to lose or cause to lose brightness of color
to disappear gradually
a fading memory
to change gradually in loudness or visibility—used of a motion-picture image or of an electronics signal and usually with in or out
fade2 of 2noun
a gradual changing of one picture to another in a motion-picture or television sequence
fade1 of 2verb
to lose freshness or health
fading flowers
to lose or cause to lose brightness of color
to disappear gradually
a fading memory
to change gradually in loudness or visibility—used of a motion-picture image or of an electronics signal and usually with in or out
fade2 of 2noun
a gradual changing of one picture to another in a motion-picture or television sequence
fadnoun
a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
fadnoun
a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
fadnoun
a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
fadnoun
a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
fadnoun
a practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze
FADnoun
flavin adenine dinucleotide
1 “I wanted to attract kids and that seemed to be the fad right then,” he said of his decision to put his own spin on Kris Kringle.
2 Put the focus on health, not weight, and encourage her to avoid fad diets, purging, laxatives or other quick fixes.
3 Bee supplements, once considered a hippie-dippy diet fad, are now a common additive in the wellness movement.
4 “It became some kind of fad,” he said dryly in an interview.
5 The lively book covers an impressive variety of topics and themes, including battle garb, functional clothing and passing fads, including 14th-century cone-shaped headdresses and early-20th- century hobble skirts.
6 Chan School of Public Health lays out five practices, none of which needs to involve a fad.
7 And in food, more often than not, fads are merely social media frippery.
8 The real Marco Polo may have been an adventurer seeking out new things, but “Marco Polo” doesn’t have this spirit and instead makes you wonder if the costume-drama fad is played out.
9 The chief problem with the fashion-as-art fad of the 1990s was precisely that it didn’t ask them.
10 It’s bad enough my clothes don’t match with the latest fads, but wearing high-waters is considered social suicide in middle school.
11 Some experts think this trend is more than just a polarizing fad though, and that it might actually say something about society and the moment we are all living through.
12 But when Kusama arrived in New York in 1958, the fad was "action painting," characterized by dribbles, swooshes and smears, not dots.
13 A hypochondriac, he was daffy about fashionable fads such as hydropathy.
14 Hollywood is impeccably good at turning a profit on insipid fads.
15 I am a sneaker, more than a fad.
我不是普通的运动鞋, 也不是稍纵即逝的潮流.
16 Kale, quinoa and other healthy food fads are gendered as “female.”
17 Punishments came and went like any fad in the outside world.
18 If shad is your fishing fad, then right now is time to make a trek south to the mighty Lower Columbia River where fish counts at Bonneville Dam are high.
19 Four years on, it turns out that this was not a shortlived fad.
20 Follow coverage of trans issues, and you'll hear some people say that teens who change their gender identity are participating in a fad, and that social media is the culprit.
1 过分讲究
2 狂热
violence fever rage madness frenzy craze furore whirligig rah-rah nympholepsy mental wild crazy violent mad evangelical cracked fanatic rampant demonic rabid frenetic torrid uncool madly -mania mania rapture ardour crackers go into raptures go overboard
4 好事的人
5 时尚
voguey swellish tonishly jauntily tonishness fashion cult vogue the order of the day look trend ton
6 不好侍候
7 癖好
9 嗜好
like thing taste tooth stomach fancy weakness hobby genius appetite palate relish inclination indulgence penchant partiality avocation
10 挑剔
select Nice particular dainty nit-picking nicely faultfinding vivisection naffing quarrel nitpick niggle criticize
11 异想天开
wild whimsical fanciful chimeric overambitious vagarious freak whimsy whimsicality a kick in gallop
12 古怪念头
14 风尚