style 音标拼音: [st'ɑɪl]
n . 样式,风格
n . 风格,时尚,文体,风度,字体,类型
vt . 称呼,设计,使合潮流
样式,风格风格,时尚,文体,风度,字体,类型称呼,设计,使合潮流
style 式样
style n 1 :
how something is done or how it happens ; "
her dignified manner "; "
his rapid manner of talking "; "
their nomadic mode of existence "; "
in the characteristic New York style "; "
a lonely way of life "; "
in an abrasive fashion " [
synonym :
{
manner }, {
mode }, {
style }, {
way }, {
fashion }]
2 :
a way of expressing something (
in language or art or music etc .)
that is characteristic of a particular person or group of people or period ; "
all the reporters were expected to adopt the style of the newspaper " [
synonym : {
expressive style },
{
style }]
3 :
a particular kind (
as to appearance ); "
this style of shoe is in demand "
4 :
the popular taste at a given time ; "
leather is the latest vogue "; "
he followed current trends "; "
the 1920s had a style of their own " [
synonym : {
vogue }, {
trend }, {
style }]
5 : (
botany )
the narrow elongated part of the pistil between the ovary and the stigma 6 :
editorial directions to be followed in spelling and punctuation and capitalization and typographical display 7 :
distinctive and stylish elegance ; "
he wooed her with the confident dash of a cavalry officer " [
synonym : {
dash }, {
elan },
{
flair }, {
panache }, {
style }]
8 :
a pointed tool for writing or drawing or engraving ; "
he drew the design on the stencil with a steel stylus " [
synonym :
{
stylus }, {
style }]
9 :
a slender bristlelike or tubular process ; "
a cartilaginous style "
v 1 :
designate by an identifying term ; "
They styled their nation `
The Confederate States '" [
synonym : {
style }, {
title }]
2 :
make consistent with a certain fashion or style ; "
Style my hair "; "
style the dress "
3 :
make consistent with certain rules of style ; "
style a manuscript "
Style \
Style \,
n . [
OE .
stile ,
F .
style ,
Of .
also stile ,
L .
stilus a style or writing instrument ,
manner or writing ,
mode of expression ;
probably for stiglus ,
meaning ,
a pricking instrument ,
and akin to E .
stick .
See {
Stick },
v .
t .,
and cf .
{
Stiletto }.
The spelling with y is due to a supposed connection with Gr .
sty ^
los a pillar .]
1 .
An instrument used by the ancients in writing on tablets covered with wax ,
having one of its ends sharp ,
and the other blunt ,
and somewhat expanded ,
for the purpose of making erasures by smoothing the wax .
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2 .
Hence ,
anything resembling the ancient style in shape or use .
Specifically :
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(
a )
A pen ;
an author '
s pen . --
Dryden .
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(
b )
A sharp -
pointed tool used in engraving ;
a graver .
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(
c )
A kind of blunt -
pointed surgical instrument .
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(
d ) (
Zool .)
A long ,
slender ,
bristlelike process ,
as the anal styles of insects .
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(
e ) [
Perhaps fr .
Gr .
sty ^
los a pillar .]
The pin ,
or gnomon ,
of a dial ,
the shadow of which indicates the hour .
See {
Gnomon }.
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(
f ) [
Probably fr .
Gr .
sty ^
los a pillar .] (
Bot .)
The elongated part of a pistil between the ovary and the stigma .
See Illust .
of {
Stamen },
and of {
Pistil }.
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3 .
Mode of expressing thought in language ,
whether oral or written ;
especially ,
such use of language in the expression of thought as exhibits the spirit and faculty of an artist ;
choice or arrangement of words in discourse ;
rhetorical expression .
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High style ,
as when that men to kinges write .
--
Chaucer .
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Style is the dress of thoughts . --
Chesterfield .
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Proper words in proper places make the true definition of style . --
Swift .
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It is style alone by which posterity will judge of a great work . --
I .
Disraeli .
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4 .
Mode of presentation ,
especially in music or any of the fine arts ;
a characteristic of peculiar mode of developing in idea or accomplishing a result .
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The ornamental style also possesses its own peculiar merit . --
Sir J .
Reynolds .
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5 .
Conformity to a recognized standard ;
manner which is deemed elegant and appropriate ,
especially in social demeanor ;
fashion .
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According to the usual style of dedications . --
C .
Middleton .
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6 .
Mode or phrase by which anything is formally designated ;
the title ;
the official designation of any important body ;
mode of address ;
as ,
the style of Majesty .
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One style to a gracious benefactor ,
another to a proud ,
insulting foe . --
Burke .
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7 . (
Chron .)
A mode of reckoning time ,
with regard to the Julian and Gregorian calendars .
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Note :
Style is Old or New .
The Old Style follows the Julian manner of computing the months and days ,
or the calendar as established by Julius Caesar ,
in which every fourth year consists of 366 days ,
and the other years of 365 days .
This is about 11 minutes in a year too much .
Pope Georgy XIII .
reformed the calendar by retrenching 10 days in October ,
1582 ,
in order to bring back the vernal equinox to the same day as at the time of the Council of Nice ,
a .
d .
325 .
This reformation was adopted by act of the British Parliament in 1751 ,
by which act 11 days in September ,
1752 ,
were retrenched ,
and the third day was reckoned the fourteenth .
This mode of reckoning is called New Style ,
according to which every year divisible by 4 ,
unless it is divisible by 100 without being divisible by 400 ,
has 366 days ,
and any other year 365 days .
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{
Style of court },
the practice or manner observed by a court in its proceedings . --
Ayliffe .
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Syn :
Diction ;
phraseology ;
manner ;
course ;
title .
See {
Diction }.
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Style \
Style \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Styled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Styling }.]
To entitle ;
to term ,
name ,
or call ;
to denominate . "
Styled great conquerors ." --
Milton .
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How well his worth and brave adventures styled .
--
Dryden .
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Syn :
To call ;
name ;
denominate ;
designate ;
term ;
characterize .
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644 Moby Thesaurus words for "
style ":
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Byzantine ,
Corinthian ,
Dadaism ,
Doric ,
Egyptian ,
English ,
Fauvism ,
French ,
German ,
Gothic ,
Gothicism ,
Greco -
Roman ,
Greek ,
Greek Revival ,
Ionic ,
Italian ,
MO ,
Moorish ,
Persian ,
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Platonic idea ,
Renaissance ,
Roman ,
Romanesque ,
Spanish ,
Tuscan ,
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academic ,
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air ,
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androecium ,
angle ,
anther ,
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area ,
arrange ,
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art nouveau ,
artfulness ,
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artistry ,
aspect ,
attack ,
attire ,
background ,
background detail ,
bag ,
baptize ,
baroque ,
bearing ,
bedizenment ,
behavior ,
behavior pattern ,
behavioral norm ,
behavioral science ,
bent ,
bias ,
bilge ,
binomen ,
binomial name ,
blain ,
bleb ,
blister ,
blob ,
blood ,
bon ton ,
boss ,
bow ,
brand ,
bravura ,
breed ,
brilliance ,
bubble ,
build ,
bulb ,
bulge ,
bulla ,
bump ,
bunch ,
burin ,
burl ,
button ,
byword ,
cachet ,
cahot ,
call ,
calyx ,
capability ,
capacity ,
carpel ,
carriage ,
cast ,
category ,
character ,
characteristic ,
characterize ,
chic ,
chine ,
chosen kind ,
christen ,
clan ,
classicalism ,
classicism ,
cleverness ,
cloisonnism ,
clothes ,
clothing ,
clump ,
cognomen ,
color ,
coloring ,
comfort ,
command ,
command of language ,
competence ,
complexion ,
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conceive ,
conceptual art ,
conduct ,
condyle ,
configuration ,
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constructivism ,
control ,
convention ,
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convex ,
coordination ,
corolla ,
corolla tube ,
corona ,
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costume ,
couch ,
couch in terms ,
course ,
craft ,
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craze ,
cryptonym ,
cubism ,
culture pattern ,
cunning ,
cup of tea ,
custom ,
cut ,
dash ,
decorative composition ,
decorative style ,
define ,
deftness ,
demeanor ,
denominate ,
denomination ,
deportment ,
description ,
design ,
designate ,
designation ,
detail ,
dexterity ,
dexterousness ,
dextrousness ,
diction ,
die ,
diplomacy ,
do ,
doing ,
doings ,
dowel ,
drapery ,
dress ,
dressing ,
druthers ,
dub ,
duds ,
ear ,
early renaissance ,
earth art ,
effect ,
efficiency ,
eidolon ,
elan ,
elegance ,
elementarism ,
embody in words ,
empty title ,
engraving tool ,
entitle ,
epicalyx ,
epithet ,
eponym ,
etching ball ,
etching ground ,
etching needle ,
etching point ,
euonym ,
exaggeration ,
existentialism ,
expertise ,
express ,
expression of ideas ,
expressionism ,
facet ,
facility ,
fad ,
fancy ,
fashion ,
fashionableness ,
fatigues ,
favor ,
feather ,
feathers ,
feature ,
feeling for words ,
field ,
fig ,
figuration ,
figure ,
finesse ,
flair ,
flange ,
flap ,
foil ,
folkway ,
foreground detail ,
form ,
form of speech ,
format ,
formation ,
formularize ,
formulate ,
forte ,
frame ,
free abstraction ,
futurism ,
gall ,
garb ,
garments ,
gear ,
genre ,
genus ,
gestalt ,
gestures ,
give expression to ,
give words to ,
gnarl ,
goings -
on ,
grace ,
grace of expression ,
grain ,
grandiloquence ,
graver ,
grip ,
guise ,
gynoecium ,
habiliment ,
habit ,
hallucinatory painting ,
handiness ,
handle ,
haute couture ,
high fashion ,
hill ,
honorific ,
horsemanship ,
hump ,
hunch ,
hyponym ,
idealism ,
identify ,
idiosyncrasy ,
ilk ,
image ,
imago ,
impression ,
impressionism ,
in style ,
inclination ,
inflation ,
ingeniousness ,
ingenuity ,
inner form ,
intaglio ,
international ,
intimism ,
intuitionism ,
investiture ,
investment ,
jog ,
joggle ,
kidney ,
kin ,
kind ,
kinetic art ,
knob ,
knot ,
know -
how ,
knur ,
knurl ,
label ,
language ,
latest thing ,
layout ,
leaning ,
light ,
likeness ,
line ,
line of action ,
lineaments ,
linear chromatism ,
linen ,
lines ,
lip ,
literary style ,
long suit ,
look ,
loop ,
lot ,
lump ,
luxury ,
main interest ,
maintien ,
make ,
makeup ,
manner ,
manner of speaking ,
manner of working ,
mannerism ,
manners ,
mark ,
marksmanship ,
mastership ,
mastery ,
matrix ,
matter painting ,
means ,
medieval ,
megasporophyll ,
method ,
methodology ,
methods ,
metier ,
microsporophyll ,
mien ,
minimal art ,
modality ,
mode ,
mode of expression ,
mode of operation ,
mode of procedure ,
model ,
modern ,
modernism ,
modus operandi ,
modus vivendi ,
mold ,
mole ,
moniker ,
mood ,
motif ,
motions ,
mountain ,
movement ,
movements ,
moves ,
mysticism ,
name ,
namesake ,
national style ,
naturalism ,
nature ,
needle ,
neoclassicism ,
neoconcrete art ,
neoconstructivism ,
nevus ,
nickname ,
nomen ,
nomen nudum ,
nominate ,
nonobjectivism ,
nuagism ,
nub ,
nubbin ,
nubble ,
number ,
observable behavior ,
op art ,
opulence ,
order ,
ornamental motif ,
panache ,
papilloma ,
paragraph ,
partiality ,
particular choice ,
pattern ,
peculiarity ,
peg ,
pencil ,
perianth ,
period ,
period style ,
personal choice ,
personal style ,
persuasion ,
pet subject ,
petal ,
phase ,
phasis ,
photomontage ,
phrase ,
phraseology ,
phrasing ,
phylum ,
pistil ,
poetic realism ,
poetic tachism ,
point ,
pointillism ,
poise ,
polish ,
port ,
pose ,
postexpressionism ,
posture ,
practical ability ,
practice ,
praxis ,
predilection ,
predisposition ,
preference ,
preimpressionism ,
prejudice ,
prepossession ,
presence ,
present ,
prevailing taste ,
primitivism ,
procedure ,
proceeding ,
process ,
proclivity ,
proficiency ,
proper name ,
proper noun ,
proper thing ,
prototype ,
prowess ,
punch ,
purism ,
pursuit ,
put ,
put in words ,
quality ,
quickness ,
quietistic painting ,
race ,
rage ,
rags ,
raiment ,
readiness ,
realism ,
receptacle ,
reference ,
refinement ,
regard ,
repeated figure ,
representationalism ,
representationism ,
resource ,
resourcefulness ,
respect ,
rhetoric ,
rhetorize ,
rib ,
ridge ,
ring ,
ritziness ,
robes ,
rocker ,
romanticism ,
routine ,
savoir -
faire ,
savvy ,
school ,
scientific name ,
scorper ,
seal ,
seamanship ,
secret name ,
seeming ,
semblance ,
sense of language ,
set ,
set out ,
setting ,
shape ,
shoulder ,
side ,
significant form ,
simulacrum ,
skill ,
skillfulness ,
slant ,
smartness ,
social science ,
sophistication ,
sort ,
specialism ,
speciality ,
specialization ,
specialty ,
species ,
specify ,
spine ,
spirit ,
splendor ,
sportswear ,
stamen ,
stamp ,
state ,
stigma ,
strain ,
stream of fashion ,
stripe ,
strong point ,
structure ,
stud ,
stylish ,
stylishness ,
stylistic analysis ,
stylistics ,
suprematism ,
surrealism ,
swim ,
symbolism ,
synchromism ,
synthesism ,
system ,
tab ,
tachism ,
tack ,
tact ,
tactfulness ,
tactics ,
tag ,
tailor ,
taste ,
tastefulness ,
tautonym ,
technical brilliance ,
technical mastery ,
technical skill ,
technicality ,
technique ,
tendency ,
tenor ,
term ,
the drill ,
the grand style ,
the how ,
the like of ,
the likes of ,
the plain style ,
the sublime ,
the way of ,
theme ,
thing ,
threads ,
timing ,
title ,
togs ,
toilette ,
tone ,
torus ,
total effect ,
touch ,
traditionalism ,
trait ,
treatment ,
trend ,
tribe ,
trick ,
trim ,
trinomen ,
trinomial name ,
tubercle ,
tubercule ,
turn ,
twig ,
twist ,
type ,
unism ,
variety ,
vein ,
verruca ,
vesicle ,
vestment ,
vesture ,
view ,
viewpoint ,
virtuosity ,
vocabulary ,
vocation ,
vogue ,
vorticism ,
wale ,
wart ,
way ,
way of life ,
ways ,
weakness ,
wear ,
wearing apparel ,
welt ,
wise ,
wit ,
wizardry ,
word ,
wording ,
workmanship
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