themed

UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
themedadjective
UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
Translations
The restaurant has a themed decor.
В ресторане тематический декор.
Definitions
Having a particular theme or subject as a central focus.
The restaurant was beautifully decorated with a tropical-themed interior.
themedpast participle
UK
/θiːmd/
US
/θimd/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'theme' in compound or predicative constructions.
Definitions
Used as the past participle of 'theme', typically indicating that something has been provided with or organised around a particular theme.
The event was themed around 1980s pop culture.
themenoun
Definitions
A subject or topic on which a person writes or speaks.
The theme of the conference was climate change and its global impact.
A recurring idea or motif in a work of art or literature.
The theme of love and sacrifice is prevalent throughout the novel.
A specific and distinctive quality, characteristic, or concern.
The party had a tropical theme, complete with palm trees and beach music.
A melody or tune that is associated with a particular film, television show, or piece of music.
The theme from the movie became an instant classic.
(linguistics) The stem of a word after the removal of its inflectional endings; the base form.
"Lov-" is the theme in the word "loving."
(linguistics) The part of a clause that represents what the sentence is about; the topic.
In "As for the weather, it's awful," the phrase "As for the weather" is the theme.
themeverb

themed

Past Simple

themed
Past Simple
themed
Past Participle
theming
Gerund
UK
/θiːm/
US
/θim/
Translations
They decided to theme the party around a tropical island.
Они решили оформить вечеринку в стиле тропического острова.
Definitions
To give a particular theme or setting to something.
The party was themed around a 1920s speakeasy.
Synonyms
style (as)
decorate (according to a theme)
design around
organize around
focus (on)
center around
center on
base upon
base on
themeadjective
Definitions
Relating to or designed around a particular subject or style, used before another noun.
They spent the weekend at a theme park.