STYLE


Meaning of STYLE in English

I.

noun

1 way that sth is done/made

ADJECTIVE

▪ latest , modern , new

▪ classic , classical , old , old-fashioned , period , traditional

an old ~ of management

▪ contemporary

The house has been renovated and furnished in contemporary ~.

▪ characteristic , distinctive , individual , inimitable , original , signature , typical , unique

her inimitable personal ~

▪ personal

▪ musical , visual

▪ acting , fighting , painting , playing , etc.

▪ architectural

▪ learning , teaching

▪ leadership , management , managerial

▪ house

a chain of bars which has developed its own house ~

The New York Times house ~ keeps the apostrophe in for names of decades, e.g. ‘the 80's’.

▪ political

▪ literary , narrative , prose , writing

▪ elegant , lively

▪ flamboyant

a flamboyant ~ of dress

▪ formal

▪ casual

She was dressed in casual ~.

a casual ~ of speech

▪ conversational

The article is written in a conversational ~.

▪ aggressive

His aggressive ~ of play sometimes gets him in trouble.

▪ autocratic

an autocratic ~ of leadership

▪ 18th-century , etc.

▪ Gothic , Renaissance , etc.

… OF STYLES

▪ range , variety

a wide range of musical ~s

VERB + STYLE

▪ have

The two artists have radically different ~s.

▪ develop , establish , evolve , find , form

He evolved his ~ of painting while working as a magazine illustrator.

▪ adapt , adjust , alter , change , modify

He adapted his acting ~ to suit the material.

▪ adopt , use

▪ copy , emulate , follow

STYLE + NOUN

▪ sheet ( computing )

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

very utilitarian in ~

▪ in a/the ~

The new houses have been built in a traditional ~.

2 good quality

ADJECTIVE

▪ fine , great , real , terrific ( esp. BrE )

▪ certain

VERB + STYLE

▪ have

He has a certain ~.

▪ ooze

The whole house just oozed ~.

▪ add , give sb/sth

PREPOSITION

▪ in ~

They celebrated in ~ by popping open a bottle of champagne.

to arrive/go out/travel in ~

▪ with ~

Whatever she did, she did it with ~.

PHRASES

▪ like sb's ~

I like your ~! It shows real courage.

▪ a sense of ~

his innate sense of ~

▪ a touch of ~ ( esp. BrE )

Curtains add a touch of ~ to the room.

II.

verb

Style is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ hair

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .