style

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el estilo

∗ noun

style
[staɪl]
sustantivo
1estilo (m) (manner, design, sophistication)
  • she has style -> tiene estilo
  • to live in style -> vivir con lujo
2moda (f) (fashion)
  • to be in style -> estar de moda
verbo transitivo
3diseñar (design); peinar (hair)

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style [stail]
va. Intitular, nombrar, dar o poner un nombre, título o renombre.

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style [staɪl]
noun
1 (Mús) (Art) (Literat) estilo; (m)
a mixture of musical styles
in the style of Mozart al estilo de Mozart
in the style of a classical Greek tragedy Morrison likes to experiment with style. At moments of lyrical intensity, words become so sensual that their semantic content is almost overwhelmed by their music the style and vocabulary of new writers like himself The success of the novel rests more on the powerful and inventive style than the lucidity of the structure
a building in the neoclassical style un edificio de estilo neoclásico
2 (design, model) estilo; (m)
several styles of hat these coats are made in 2 styles Babies' plastic pants come in several styles
I want something in that style quiero algo de ese estilo
3 (mode) estilo; (m)
we must change our style of play debemos cambiar nuestro estilo de juego
I like their style of football the European style of running his style of driving St Andrews requires a different style of golf
the present style of leadership el estilo actual de liderazgo
children's different needs and learning styles
management style estilo administrativo; (m) style of living estilo de vida; (m) in the Italian style al estilo italiano; a la italiana; that's the style! ¡así se hace!; ¡muy bien!; this is a lesson in economics, nineties style esta es una lección de economía al estilo de los noventa
etiquette, Nineties-style is covered in a new guide for mobile phone users The haze which hung over many towns and cities yesterday may not look as menacing as the pea-soupers that clogged London in the Forties and Fifties. Yet smog, Nineties-style, is possibly even more dangerous
6 March, old/new style 6 de marzo, según el calendario juliano/gregoriano
house
4 (elegance) estilo; (m)
there's no style about him no tiene nada de estilo
she had not lost her grace and style
to have style tener estilo
she has style
to do sth in style hacer algo por todo lo alto a lo grande;or they celebrated in style lo celebraron por todo lo alto a lo grande;or to live in style vivir por todo lo alto rodeado de lujo;or to travel in style viajar por todo lo alto; he won in fine style ganó de manera impecable
5 (fashion) moda; (f)
he wore a simple blue-grey suit in Sixties style
to go out of style [+mode of dress] pasar de moda
when a particular pattern went out of style, the fabric could be obtained a lot more cheaply
they spent money like it was going out of style (informal) (humorous) gastaban dinero a troche y moche como si fuera agua;or she was drinking vodka like it was going out of style bebía vodka como si se estuviera acabando el mundo
6 (informal) (way of behaving) estilo; (m)
I like your style me gusta tu estilo
I like Jeremy Paxman. I like his style I like his style and humour
that's not her style eso no es su estilo
I like his style - he doesn't take himself too seriously you would be advised to develop your own individual style to cramp sb's style
cramp
7 (also hairstyle) peinado; (m)
From the feather cut to the Beatles cut, the newest styles are easy to maintain and surprisingly versatile
8 (form of address) título; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (formal) (call, designate)
the headmaster is styled "rector" al director se le llama "rector"
Athelstan was styled "King of the English and Emperor of Britain"
he styles himself "Doctor" se hace llamar "Doctor"
she styles herself environmental spokesperson
self-styled
2 (design) [+clothes, car, model] diseñar
The dress is styled for maximum comfort the Italian designers responsible for styling Ferraris
to style sb's hair peinar a algn; Jackie's hair was styled by ... Jackie ha sido peinada por ...; her hair is styled in a bob lleva una melena corta
you've had your hair styled
3 (Tip) [+manuscript] editar siguiendo el estilo de la editorial; (siguiendo el estilo de la editorial)
modifier
style book (n) (Tip) libro de estilo; (m)
style guru (informal) (n) gurú de la moda; (m)
She has consulted the style gurus and image-makers about her troublesome hair
style sheet (n) (Comput) hoja de estilo; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "style"

Imperative
  • style
  • you style
  • he/she styles
  • we style
  • you style
  • they style
Preterite
  • I styled
  • you styled
  • he/she styled
  • we styled
  • you styled
  • they styled
Present Continuous
  • I am styling
  • you are styling
  • he/she is styling
  • we are styling
  • you are styling
  • they are styling
Present Perfect
  • I have styled
  • you have styled
  • he/she has styled
  • we have styled
  • you have styled
  • they have styled
Past Continuous
  • I was styling
  • you were styling
  • he/she was styling
  • we were styling
  • you were styling
  • they were styling
Past Perfect
  • I had styled
  • you had styled
  • he/she had styled
  • we had styled
  • you had styled
  • they had styled
Future
  • I will style
  • you will style
  • he/she will style
  • we will style
  • you will style
  • they will style
Future Perfect
  • I will have styled
  • you will have styled
  • he/she will have styled
  • we will have styled
  • you will have styled
  • they will have styled
Future Continuous
  • I will be styling
  • you will be styling
  • he/she will be styling
  • we will be styling
  • you will be styling
  • they will be styling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been styling
  • you have been styling
  • he/she has been styling
  • we have been styling
  • you have been styling
  • they have been styling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been styling
  • you will have been styling
  • he/she will have been styling
  • we will have been styling
  • you will have been styling
  • they will have been styling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been styling
  • you had been styling
  • he/she had been styling
  • we had been styling
  • you had been styling
  • they had been styling
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