Fashion en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
(the) fashion (industry): (l'industrie de) la mode
(a) fashionable (dress): (une robe) à la mode, tendance
Mr. Tutu is wearing a very fashionable tutu. M. Tutu porte un tutu très tendance.
(He acts) in a (bizarre) fashion: (Il se comporte) d'une manière (étrange)
Exemples
- "The reclusive Patrice, who retired from activity in 2002, is credited with many breakthroughs both in couture and in the fashion business."
- "As a result of this experience, I have mastered my own emotions, which has made me the ideal candidate to interact with customers in a professional, calm and composed fashion."
- "Influential Fashion Figure Pierre Luc Patrice Dead at 71"
- ""Fashion", "class", "cool" and "modern" are the key words we're going for."
- "He was one of the first to use black runway models in his shows, and his "ready to wear" lines of clothing democratized fashion for the masses."
- "I've developed a deep understanding of human reactions, which makes me the ideal candidate to interact with customers in a professional, calm and composed fashion."
- "Fashion insiders predict that within two years D&C will be outsourcing abroad for cheaper labour and materials, eliminating the biggest advantage that D&C had over its competitors."
- "Fukuyama : Karaoke toilets are the latest fashion in Japan."
Exercice 1
Philip describes the restaurant he went to as trendy meaning that it is .
Kevin describes the restaurant as pricey, meaning that it is .
Kevin describes the restaurant as pricey, meaning that it is .
Philip describes the restaurant he went to as trendy meaning that it is fashionable 1.
Kevin describes the restaurant as pricey, meaning that it is expensive 2.
Kevin describes the restaurant as pricey, meaning that it is expensive 2.
1 fashionable: Philip tells Kevin that the restaurant he ate at was "trendy". The term "trendy" means "fashionable" or "popular".
1 expensive: The term "trendy" is unrelated to price, but to popularity.
1 crowded: A "crowded" place is full of people, making movement difficult. The term Philip uses to describe the restaurant, "trendy", is unrelated to the number of people that were there.
1 delicious: The term Philip uses to describe the restaurant, "trendy", is unrelated to the taste of the food that is served there.
2 expensive: Kevin repeats over and over again that he thinks that the restaurant "SakeBomb" is very expensive. He uses the terms "pricey" and "costly", which are synonymous with "expensive".
2 tasty: The terms Kevin uses, "costly" and "pricey", are unrelated to "taste" or "flavor". A "tasty (meal)" is "flavorful" or "delicious".
2 overrated: The terms Kevin uses, "costly" and "pricey", are unrelated to the "rating" or "reputation" of a restaurant. An "overrated (restaurant)" is one which is not as good as people (critics, customers) say it is.
2 popular: The terms Kevin uses, "costly" and "pricey", are unrelated to the "popularity" of a restaurant.
Exercice 2
What's going on in this scene?
Select the TRUE statements, there may be more than one.
Select the TRUE statements, there may be more than one.
What's going on in this scene?
Select the TRUE statements, there may be more than one.
Select the TRUE statements, there may be more than one.
This is incorrect. Fukuyama Asuka tells Edward that his face will be printed on "toilet paper". She does not mention that his face will be printed on posters. "Toilet paper" is commonly found next to toilets.
This is incorrect. Fukuyama Asuka says "millions of people will be singing "It hurts so bad" when they go to the bathroom." She does not say that Edward's song has already sold millions of copies in Japan.
This is a true statement. Fukuyama Asuka tells Edward that her company would like to use his song for karaoke in Japanese toilets.
This is a true statement. Fukuyama Asuka tells Edward that "Karaoke toilets are the latest fashion in Japan." If something is the "latest fashion" it is currently popular. A "fashion" is something that is the current mode.
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