trendy的意思|trendy的解释-里氏词典

trendy

a. 随潮流的, 时髦的, 赶潮流的

trendy
trendier, trendiest

[ adj ]
in accord with the latest fad
<adj.all>
trendy ideastrendy clothes
voguish terminology

It was happy to welcome new, contemporary authors, until it was asked to believe these trendy new authors were possessed of the kind of genius that put them in a class with the immortals of literature.
To appreciate fully the 4's carrying capacity, just try putting a sofa in a trendy modern estate car. Our first one was an early import, with a three-speed gearbox and six-volt electrics.
We have trendy, well-meaning do-gooders threatening to overburden industry with social projects which we just cannot afford'.
Clothing maker Gitano Group Inc. cultivates a trendy image, but focuses its products and prices on middle America.
Mario Tamayo, the owner of two trendy Los Angeles restaurants and a new clothing store called Modern Objects, started wearing short ties after a friend brought him six boys' ties made in the 1940s.
The chain continues to carry trendy merchandise and has been able to ride the crest of fashion waves.
When Rune Andersson set out to revive flagging Swedish conglomerate Trelleborg AB in the early 1980s, he spurned the advice of trendy management consultants.
And about six months ago the last electric pasta machine vanished from the shelves of Zabar's, New York's trendy food emporium.
There are none of the trendy management text books on his shelves - indeed, there are no books at all.
Now, the head is displayed in a trendy disco called Hippopotamus.
The beer became identified with trendy establishments and ethnic cuisine.
They make it a point to eat lunch together at Washington's trendy I Ricci restaurant to talk over educational and union issues.
The strike was like few others, with teachers eating food catered by trendy eateries.
Earlier, he spoke to more than 1,500 people in the trendy central plaza of Santa Fe, N,M.
It did so initially by inviting such well-known trendy figures as Philip Glass and Laurie Anderson, while also offering a sampling of some of the better (or at least more professional) "downtown" dance, performance art and music.
Mr. Kramer himself has led the assault on trendy museum practices, on politicalization of the art scene, and on the confusion of art with fashion.
The Critter Shop got a shipment of 12 of the insects in January and sold six of the roaches in the first four months, and the rest in just two days after reports the bugs were trendy, cheap to feed and easy to maintain.
Rio's classiest dance clubs, such as the Hippopotamus Discotheque, which requires black tie only, and the trendy Banana Cafe in the beachfront neighborhood of Ipanema, are promoting "Lambada Night" Sundays.
In fact, officers say the bike troops are now trendy.
Its Wednesday evening shows - Beverly Hills 90210, a high school drama, and Melrose Place, a series about 20-somethings in a trendy area of Los Angles - have beaten the competition. 'It's so exciting.
There are lines for Broadway tickets, lines for movies and even lines for trendy restaurants.
Paramount had wanted to play the film in Los Angeles's lively and trendy Westwood neighborhood, but after objections from the chain that had won the bid to play the film in the Los Angeles area, Paramount didn't press the issue.
Prices are from Pounds 28.50 to Pounds 32. Prove you are trendy with almost anything from 34-year-old jeweller Dinny Hall, a former British accessory designer of the year.
A new boutique in the trendy via della Vigna Novella, and a smaller outlet on the corner of the site occupied by the Palazzo Pucci at the via Ricasoli, will in future sell Pucci products and show how to wear them in the 1990s.
The villa has a telephone, natty silk pyjamas are coming into fashion and the home-help finds an amusing new use for her vacuum cleaner, but all this is mere cosmetics: despite its trendy 1950s hairstyle, the opera has the same profile underneath.
Scott Johnson, who owns a trendy men's clothing store, says, "Business was bad before the war.
The night before, at a "Hooray for Hollywood" gala at Federated's trendy Bloomingdale's flagship in Manhattan, he admired the store's glitzy, mirrored displays and asserted: "There must be a way we can take this theater to other (Federated) stores."
Once-dingy areas like Chelsea, Tribeca and the East Village now gleam with unspeakably trendy pasta places and booteries.
Polish restaurants are favored by London's trendy set, Czechoslovak films play on prime-time TV and three of Britain's hottest designers are chips off the old bloc.
Ms. Esquivel thinks L.A. Gear's trendy product mix would make it unattractive to major domestic competitors.

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