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mainstream
UK
/ˈmeɪnstriːm/
US
/ˈmeɪnstrim/
Biblioteca
But there are so many very very mainstream bitter things. +2
culture
He's about to go mainstream on TV. +2
entertainment
It's really become quite mainstream. +1
culture
It's really become quite mainstream. +1
food
become quite mainstream. Part of the +1
culture
It has become quite mainstream. +1
food
associated with graffiti become mainstream, +1
culture
dominant
grand public
Ici, «mainstream» signifie faire partie de la culture dominante et largement acceptée.
the mainstream movement to end slavery +1
politics
dominant
Mainstream désigne la position abolitionniste dominante et plus largement acceptée.
ghost writing itself is becoming more mainstream.
publishing
ghost writing itself is becoming more mainstream.
publishing
So Joel says ghost writing is becoming more 'mainstream'.
writing
Street food is now becoming mainstream.
food