fashion

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la moda

∗ noun

fashion
[ˈfæʃən]
sustantivo
1moda (f) (in clothes)
  • in fashion -> de moda
  • out of fashion -> pasado(a) de moda
  • to follow fashion -> seguir la moda
  • fashion designer -> modisto(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)
  • fashion house -> casa (f) de moda(s)
  • fashion parade -> desfile (m) de moda, desfile (m) or pase (m) de modelos
  • fashion victim -> adicto(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) a la moda
2modo (m) manera (f) (manner)
  • after a fashion -> más o menos
verbo transitivo
3elaborar (form)(from con)
  • he fashioned a small figure from a block of wood -> modeló un figurín a partir de un bloque de madera

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fashion [fa-shon]
sustantivo
1Forma, figura, hechura de alguna cosa.
2Moda, uso, costumbre.
3Rango, calidad, esfera, condición de nacimiento.
  • People of fashion -> gente de tono
  • Afte -> o in a fashion, a la manera de
  • To be in fashion -> estar de moda
  • It is out of fashion -> ya no es de moda
  • I do not like the fashion of the coat -> no me gusta el corte de ese abrigo
  • After the English fashion -> a la inglesa
4Aletas, piezas sujetas en los extremos de los yugos. (Marina)
(Mex.) Gente de sangre azul.
1Formar, amoldar.
2Adaptar, ajustar.
3Hacer o formar alguna cosa a la moda.
va.

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fashion [ˈfæʃən] ?
noun
1 (manner) manera; (f) modo; (m)
after a fashion así así; más o menos; I play after a fashion toco algo; after the fashion of a la manera de; in his usual fashion a su manera modo;or in one's own fashion a su propio modo; in the Greek fashion a la griega; al estilo griego; it is not my fashion to pretend (formal) yo no acostumbro fingir
2 (vogue) (in clothing, speech etc) moda; (f)
it's all the fashion now ahora está muy de moda; it's no longer the fashion ya no está de moda; it's the fashion to say that ... es un tópico decir que ...; to be in/out of fashion estar de moda/pasado de moda; to come into/go out of fashion ponerse de/pasar de moda; to set a fashion for sth imponer la moda de algo; the latest fashion la última moda; the new Spring fashions la nueva moda de primavera; women's/men's fashions moda para la mujer/el hombre
3 (good taste) buen gusto; (m)
what fashion demands lo que impone el buen gusto; a man of fashion un hombre elegante
verb:transitive
(shape) formar; (make) fabricar; (mould) moldear; (design) diseñar;
modifier
fashion designer (n) modistoamodista;a modista (m) (f) diseñadoradiseñadora de modas;a diseñadora (m) (f)
fashion editor (n) directoradirectora de revista de modas;a directora (m) (f)
fashion house (n) casa de modas; (f)
fashion magazine (n) revista de modas; (f)
fashion model (n) modelo; (m)
fashion page (n) sección de modas; (f)
fashion parade (n) desfile pase de modelos; (m)or (m)
fashion plate (n) figurín de moda; (m)
fashion show (n) desfile pase de modelos; (m)or (m)
fashion victim (informal) (n) esclavoaesclava de la moda;a esclava (m) (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "fashion"

Imperative
  • fashion
  • you fashion
  • he/she fashions
  • we fashion
  • you fashion
  • they fashion
Preterite
  • I fashioned
  • you fashioned
  • he/she fashioned
  • we fashioned
  • you fashioned
  • they fashioned
Present Continuous
  • I am fashioning
  • you are fashioning
  • he/she is fashioning
  • we are fashioning
  • you are fashioning
  • they are fashioning
Present Perfect
  • I have fashioned
  • you have fashioned
  • he/she has fashioned
  • we have fashioned
  • you have fashioned
  • they have fashioned
Past Continuous
  • I was fashioning
  • you were fashioning
  • he/she was fashioning
  • we were fashioning
  • you were fashioning
  • they were fashioning
Past Perfect
  • I had fashioned
  • you had fashioned
  • he/she had fashioned
  • we had fashioned
  • you had fashioned
  • they had fashioned
Future
  • I will fashion
  • you will fashion
  • he/she will fashion
  • we will fashion
  • you will fashion
  • they will fashion
Future Perfect
  • I will have fashioned
  • you will have fashioned
  • he/she will have fashioned
  • we will have fashioned
  • you will have fashioned
  • they will have fashioned
Future Continuous
  • I will be fashioning
  • you will be fashioning
  • he/she will be fashioning
  • we will be fashioning
  • you will be fashioning
  • they will be fashioning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fashioning
  • you have been fashioning
  • he/she has been fashioning
  • we have been fashioning
  • you have been fashioning
  • they have been fashioning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fashioning
  • you will have been fashioning
  • he/she will have been fashioning
  • we will have been fashioning
  • you will have been fashioning
  • they will have been fashioning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fashioning
  • you had been fashioning
  • he/she had been fashioning
  • we had been fashioning
  • you had been fashioning
  • they had been fashioning

fashion [ˈfaʃon] (familiar)
adjetivo
trendy; (familiar)

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