style

style — 名詞

1. a particular way of behaving, working, or creating that reveals the habits, choi

1.名詞B1
釋義

風格;方式

個人或群體特有的做事或表達方式

a particular way of behaving, working, or creating that reveals the habits, choices, or methods of a person, community, or historical time.

例句

Noa's management style helps everyone feel comfortable sharing their ideas.

Noa 的管理風格能讓大家自在分享想法。

collocation: management style / leadership style / teaching style

The architect designed the house in a traditional Japanese style.

建築師以傳統日式風格設計了這棟房子。

prepositional phrase: in a [ADJ] style

同義詞
  • manner

    more general; does not imply distinctive character

  • approach

    focuses on the method rather than the distinctive quality

  • technique

    emphasizes technical skill involved

  • method

    more systematic and procedural than style

用法筆記

Often paired with a preceding noun or adjective that identifies the area or field (management style, artistic style, leadership style). Can also take an of-phrase: a style of painting, a style of leadership.

常見錯誤

I like your style of to cook.
I like your style of cooking.
💡after 'style of', use a gerund (cooking), not an infinitive.
He has a style.' (meaning he is stylish)
He has style.
💡without an article, 'style' means elegance, not a method.

2. the popular way of dressing, decorating, or grooming that is accepted and follow

2.名詞A2
釋義

時尚;流行

當下流行的衣著或打扮方式

the popular way of dressing, decorating, or grooming that is accepted and followed by a large number of people at a particular time.

例句

Short haircuts for men came back into style this year among young professionals.

今年短髮造型在年輕上班族男性之間又流行回來了。

idiom: in style / out of style / come into style

The latest Parisian fashion styles arrived in stores just before Christmas.

最新巴黎時裝在聖誕節前夕運抵店裡。

同義詞
  • fashion

    broader, can also refer to customs and behaviours, not just appearance

  • trend

    focuses on what is newly popular rather than established fashion

  • vogue

    more formal; 'in vogue' means currently fashionable

常見錯誤

That jacket is very style.
That jacket is very stylish.
💡'style' is a noun; use 'stylish' as the adjective.

3. the kind of activity or behaviour that matches a person's character or taste — u

3.名詞B1
釋義

類型;作風

符合個人性格的行為或喜好類型

the kind of activity or behaviour that matches a person's character or taste — used especially in the phrase 'not someone's style' to say that something does not suit them.

例句

Dancing in front of a crowd is not really Jenna's style.

在眾人面前跳舞不是 Jenna 的作風。

fixed phrase: not [someone's] style

A quiet evening at home is more Matthew's style than a loud party.

比起熱鬧的派對,Matthew 更喜歡安安靜靜在家度過一個晚上。

comparative: more [someone's] style

同義詞
  • thing

    more informal; 'it's not my thing' has the same meaning

  • cup of tea

    idiomatic; 'not my cup of tea' is slightly softer than 'not my style'

文法句型

be [not] someone's style

用法筆記

Nearly always appears in the possessive pattern (someone's style) with a negative or comparative. 'Not my style' is the most common form. This sense cannot take an article (*a style, *the style).

常見錯誤

This task is not style for me.
This task is not my style.
💡always use possessive pronoun before 'style' in this sense.

4. a specific shape, cut, or form applied to something like clothing, a hairstyle,

4.名詞B1
釋義

款式;樣式

物品特定的形狀或設計

a specific shape, cut, or form applied to something like clothing, a hairstyle, or a furnishing item, chosen primarily for how it looks.

例句

The sofa is available in three different styles to match any room.

這款沙發有三種不同款式,適合各種房間。

pattern: available in [number] styles

Lara asked the hairdresser for a short style that is easy to manage every morning.

Lara 請理髮師幫她剪一個每天早上都好整理的短髮造型。

同義詞
  • design

    broader; includes function and structure, not just appearance

  • cut

    specifically about the shape of clothing or hair

  • form

    more general; the overall shape of something

常見錯誤

I want a new style of my hair.
I want a new hairstyle.' / 'I want a new style for my hair.
💡'hairstyle' is the common compound noun; 'style of my hair' sounds unnatural.

5. an attractive, graceful, or impressive quality in the way a person looks, behave

5.名詞B1
釋義

品味;格調

優雅出色的外觀、舉止或品質

an attractive, graceful, or impressive quality in the way a person looks, behaves, or presents things, showing a high standard of taste and care.

例句

The hotel lobby was decorated with style and attention to detail.

飯店大廳的裝潢很有格調,處處講究細節。

uncountable: with style

Yael handled the difficult conversation with style, staying calm throughout.

Yael 從容應對了那次尷尬的對話,全程保持冷靜。

同義詞
  • elegance

    focuses on grace and beauty; slightly more formal than style

  • flair

    implies natural talent and confidence, not just cultivated taste

  • grace

    focuses on smooth, effortless movement or behaviour

用法筆記

In this sense, style is uncountable and never takes an article when used to mean elegance (e.g. 'She has style,' not '*She has a style'). When used with an article ('a style of writing'), the meaning shifts to sense 1 (WAY OF DOING).

常見錯誤

She has a great style.' (to mean elegance)
She has great style.
💡omit the article when you mean elegance or flair.
He did it with a style.
He did it with style.
💡no article before uncountable 'style'.

6. the thin, tube-shaped part of a flower's female organ that carries pollen from t

6.名詞C1
釋義

花柱

花朵雌蕊中介於子房和柱頭之間的部分

the thin, tube-shaped part of a flower's female organ that carries pollen from the sticky top (the stigma) down to the ovary where seeds develop.

例句

The style of this wild orchid species measures nearly four inches long.

這種野生蘭花的花柱將近四英寸長。

anatomic: style of [flower/species]

Pollen must travel down the style to reach the flower's ovary.

花粉必須沿著花柱往下移動,才能到達子房。

用法筆記

Technical botany term. Only used in scientific or gardening contexts. The three parts of a flower's female reproductive structure are: stigma, style, and ovary.

7. a set of formatting rules — covering such matters as how to handle spelling, whe

7.名詞B2
釋義

格式;體例

書寫或排版的規則慣例

a set of formatting rules — covering such matters as how to handle spelling, where to place punctuation, and when to capitalize — that a particular publication or institution applies to its written work.

例句

The professor asked all students to follow APA style for their research papers.

教授要求所有學生的研究論文都遵循 APA 格式。

proper noun: [Name] style (APA, Chicago, MLA)

The newspaper's style guide requires numbers under ten to be spelled out.

這家報社的格式手冊規定十以下的數字要拼寫出來。

compound: style guide

同義詞
  • convention

    broader; includes unwritten customs beyond formatting

  • format

    focuses on layout and structure rather than spelling rules

style — 動詞

style — 字尾

style — 形容詞構詞成分