fashion in Irish
fashion in Irish is faisean — fashion means popular styles of clothing and appearance at a given time, or the industry built around them.
fashion in Irish
faisean
(countable) A current (constantly changing) trend, favored for frivolous rather than practical, logical, or intellectual reasons.
What does "fashion" mean?
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noun Popular styles of clothing and appearance at a given time, or the industry built around them.
"She works as a buyer in the fashion industry."
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noun The way in which something is done; a manner or style.
"He answered the question in his usual roundabout fashion."
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verb To make or shape something, often skilfully or by hand.
"The blacksmith fashioned a new set of horseshoes."
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fashion in a sentence
- She works as a buyer in the fashion industry.
- Bell-bottoms went out of fashion decades ago but keep coming back.
- He answered the question in his usual roundabout fashion.
- The blacksmith fashioned a new set of horseshoes.
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What is "fashion" in Irish?
"fashion" in Irish is faisean. fashion means: Popular styles of clothing and appearance at a given time, or the industry built around them.
How do you use "fashion" in a sentence?
Example: "She works as a buyer in the fashion industry." In Irish, "fashion" is faisean.
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