style 的英语意思
stylestyle1 /staɪl/ AWL noun 
查看全部语言翻译1way of doing something [countable, uncountable] a particular way of doing, designing, or producing something, especially one that is typical of a particular place, period of time, or group of people做、设计或制造某物的特定方式，尤指某地、某时代或某群体所特有的方式: 
an attempt to use Japanese management style in a European business将日本管理风格运用于欧洲企业的尝试style of different styles of handwriting各种不同的书写风格Baroque-/Swedish-/country- etc style Cuban-style black beans and rice古巴风味黑豆饭 a Colonial-style house殖民地风格的房屋 The dinner will be served buffet-style.晚餐将以自助餐形式供应。2somebody’s way of behaving [countable] the particular way that someone behaves, works, or deals with other people某人特有的行为、工作或待人处事方式: Children have different styles of learning: some learn by seeing, some by hearing, some by doing.孩子们有不同的学习方式：有的通过观察来学习，有的通过聆听，有的通过实践。be more somebody’s style (=used to say that you prefer something)（＝用于表示自己偏好某事物） I don’t think the parachuting weekend is for me – the art class is more my style.我觉得跳伞周末活动不太适合我——艺术课更符合我的口味。 I like your style (=approve of the way you do things), Simpson.我欣赏你的做事风格（＝认可你行事的方式），辛普森。 I can’t ask a man out – it’s not my style (=it is not the way I usually behave).我不能主动约男生——这不是我的风格（＝这不是我平时的行事方式）。3art/literature/music [countable, uncountable] a typical way of writing, painting etc that is used by a particular person or during a particular period of time某位创作者或特定时期所特有的写作、绘画等典型手法: The paintings are in an expressionistic style.这些画作呈现出表现主义风格。 Hemingway’s direct style海明威直白的文风in the style of somebody/something a play in the style of classical Greek tragedy一部仿古希腊悲剧风格的戏剧4fashion/design a)[countable] a particular design or fashion for something such as clothes, hair, furniture etc服装、发型、家具等的特定设计或款式 SYN fashion: Car styles have changed radically in the past 20 years.过去二十年间，汽车的造型风格发生了根本性的变化。traditional/modern style The rooms are furnished in a modern style.这些房间以现代风格布置。 b)[uncountable] the quality of being fashionable时髦、流行的特质: young women interested in style rather than comfort注重时尚而非舒适的年轻女性in/out of style Long skirts are back in style.长裙又回归流行了。5attractive quality [uncountable] a confident and attractive quality that makes people admire you, and that is shown in your appearance, or the way you do things令人钦佩的自信而迷人的特质，体现于外表或行事方式中: You may not like her, but she certainly has style.你也许不喜欢她，但她确实很有风格。 The team played with style.这支球队踢得很有风采。 → stylish6correct writing [uncountable] a way of using words or spelling that is considered correct被认为正确的用词或拼写规范: It’s not good style to use abbreviations in an essay.在文章中使用缩写不符合规范。7in style done in a way that people admire, especially because it is unusual, shows great determination, or involves spending a lot of money以令人赞叹的方式（完成某事），尤指因不同寻常、表现出极大决心或花费大量金钱in great/grand/fine etc style Nadal won the match in fine style, not losing a single game.纳达尔以精彩的表现赢得了比赛，一局未失。 → cramp somebody’s style at cramp2, lifestyle
查看全部语言翻译1way of doing something [countable, uncountable] a particular way of doing, designing, or producing something, especially one that is typical of a particular place, period of time, or group of people做、设计或制造某物的特定方式，尤指某地、某时代或某群体所特有的方式: an attempt to use Japanese management style in a European business将日本管理风格运用于欧洲企业的尝试style of different styles of handwriting各种不同的书写风格Baroque-/Swedish-/country- etc style Cuban-style black beans and rice古巴风味黑豆饭 a Colonial-style house殖民地风格的房屋 The dinner will be served buffet-style.晚餐将以自助餐形式供应。2somebody’s way of behaving [countable] the particular way that someone behaves, works, or deals with other people某人特有的行为、工作或待人处事方式: Children have different styles of learning: some learn by seeing, some by hearing, some by doing.孩子们有不同的学习方式：有的通过观察来学习，有的通过聆听，有的通过实践。be more somebody’s style (=used to say that you prefer something)（＝用于表示自己偏好某事物） I don’t think the parachuting weekend is for me – the art class is more my style.我觉得跳伞周末活动不太适合我——艺术课更符合我的口味。 I like your style (=approve of the way you do things), Simpson.我欣赏你的做事风格（＝认可你行事的方式），辛普森。 I can’t ask a man out – it’s not my style (=it is not the way I usually behave).我不能主动约男生——这不是我的风格（＝这不是我平时的行事方式）。3art/literature/music [countable, uncountable] a typical way of writing, painting etc that is used by a particular person or during a particular period of time某位创作者或特定时期所特有的写作、绘画等典型手法: The paintings are in an expressionistic style.这些画作呈现出表现主义风格。 Hemingway’s direct style海明威直白的文风in the style of somebody/something a play in the style of classical Greek tragedy一部仿古希腊悲剧风格的戏剧4fashion/design a)[countable] a particular design or fashion for something such as clothes, hair, furniture etc服装、发型、家具等的特定设计或款式 SYN fashion: Car styles have changed radically in the past 20 years.过去二十年间，汽车的造型风格发生了根本性的变化。traditional/modern style The rooms are furnished in a modern style.这些房间以现代风格布置。 b)[uncountable] the quality of being fashionable时髦、流行的特质: young women interested in style rather than comfort注重时尚而非舒适的年轻女性in/out of style Long skirts are back in style.长裙又回归流行了。5attractive quality [uncountable] a confident and attractive quality that makes people admire you, and that is shown in your appearance, or the way you do things令人钦佩的自信而迷人的特质，体现于外表或行事方式中: You may not like her, but she certainly has style.你也许不喜欢她，但她确实很有风格。 The team played with style.这支球队踢得很有风采。 → stylish6correct writing [uncountable] a way of using words or spelling that is considered correct被认为正确的用词或拼写规范: It’s not good style to use abbreviations in an essay.在文章中使用缩写不符合规范。7in style done in a way that people admire, especially because it is unusual, shows great determination, or involves spending a lot of money以令人赞叹的方式（完成某事），尤指因不同寻常、表现出极大决心或花费大量金钱in great/grand/fine etc style Nadal won the match in fine style, not losing a single game.纳达尔以精彩的表现赢得了比赛，一局未失。 → cramp somebody’s style at cramp2, lifestylestylestyle2 AWL verb [transitive] 1to design clothing, furniture, or the shape of someone’s hair in a particular way以特定方式设计服装、家具或发型: These shoes have been styled for maximum comfort.这双鞋的设计以最大舒适度为目标。 She has her hair styled by Giorgio.她请乔治奥为她设计发型。2style yourself something formal正式 to give yourself a particular title or name给自己冠以特定的头衔或名称: They style themselves ‘the terrible twins’.他们自称"可怕的双胞胎"。3style it out British English informal非正式 to make an effort to appear relaxed and confident, especially when you have done something embarrassing努力表现得从容自信，尤指在做了令人难堪的事情之后 → self-styled
1to design clothing, furniture, or the shape of someone’s hair in a particular way以特定方式设计服装、家具或发型: These shoes have been styled for maximum comfort.这双鞋的设计以最大舒适度为目标。 She has her hair styled by Giorgio.她请乔治奥为她设计发型。2style yourself something formal正式 to give yourself a particular title or name给自己冠以特定的头衔或名称: They style themselves ‘the terrible twins’.他们自称"可怕的双胞胎"。3style it out British English informal非正式 to make an effort to appear relaxed and confident, especially when you have done something embarrassing努力表现得从容自信，尤指在做了令人难堪的事情之后 → self-styled