style

UK
/staɪl/
US
/staɪl/

Translations

stylenoun
styles
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Her style of cooking is very traditional and reminds me of my grandmother's recipes.
Sa manière de cuisiner est très traditionnelle et me rappelle les recettes de ma grand-mère.
The building was constructed in a modern style with lots of glass and steel.
Le bâtiment a été construit dans un style moderne avec beaucoup de verre et d'acier.
She carries herself with such style that she always stands out in a crowd.
Elle a une telle élégance qu'elle se démarque toujours dans une foule.
styletTermes de botanique ou d'archéologie.
The pollen travels down the style to reach the ovary.
Le pollen descend dans le stylet pour atteindre l'ovaire.
Additional translations
styleverb
styled
Past Simple
styled
Past Participle
styling
Gerund
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coifferS'emploie surtout pour les cheveux.
She styled her hair in an elegant updo for the wedding.
Elle s'est coiffé les cheveux en chignon élégant pour le mariage.
styliserEmploi fréquent en design, décoration et mise en forme.
He styled the living room to match the modern aesthetic of the rest of the house.
Il a stylisé le salon pour l'harmoniser avec l'esthétique moderne du reste de la maison.
intitulerPour donner un titre ou un nom.
The artist styled his latest exhibition 'Reflections of Light'.
L'artiste a intitulé sa dernière exposition « Reflets de lumière ».
Additional translations
qualifierS'emploie pour décrire ou présenter quelqu'un comme étant quelque chose.
se prétendreSous-entend souvent une auto-attribution non vérifiée.
styleadjective
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Used attributively before another noun: e.g., "style guide", "style icon".
The magazine offers style advice for young professionals.
Le magazine propose des conseils stylistiques pour les jeunes professionnels.
Additional translations
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Definitions

stylenoun
A particular procedure by which something is done; a manner or way.
Her style of cooking is very traditional and reminds me of my grandmother's recipes.
A distinctive appearance, typically determined by the principles according to which something is designed.
The building was constructed in a modern style with lots of glass and steel.
A particular form or design of clothing.
He has a unique style that combines vintage and contemporary fashion.
A way of expressing oneself in writing, speech, or art.
The author's style is characterized by long, descriptive sentences and vivid imagery.
Elegance and sophistication in appearance or manner.
She carries herself with such style that she always stands out in a crowd.
The narrow elongated part of a carpel in a flower, connecting the stigma with the ovary.
The pollen travels down the style to reach the ovary.
A pointed instrument formerly used for writing, engraving, or incising.
Ancient scribes scratched notes onto wax tablets with a metal style.
A predefined set of formatting characteristics applied to text or other elements in computing or design software.
Apply the "Heading 2" style to all sub-titles in the document.
styleverb
To design or arrange something in a particular way.
She styled her hair in an elegant updo for the wedding.
To give a name or title to something.
The artist styled his latest exhibition 'Reflections of Light'.
To make something conform to a particular style or fashion.
He styled the living room to match the modern aesthetic of the rest of the house.
To describe or refer to someone or something in a specified way, often self-applied.
He styles himself a connoisseur of fine wines.
styleadjective
Relating to or characteristic of style, design, or fashion.
The magazine offers style advice for young professionals.