voguish
常見例句
- The menu here is a thrilling mix of tradition and innovation.Starters include voguish foie gras steeped in sake;
天地一家的菜單是令人激動(dòng)的傳統(tǒng)與創(chuàng)新的融郃。 - Good, or at least voguish, eating these days is often shaped by constraints of the seasonal and the local, so let us consider, this season, the turkey, surely the most local of American birds.
這些年來(lái)，“喫”會(huì)有很強(qiáng)的地域性和季節(jié)性，這種喫法不錯(cuò)，起碼很流行。 那麼想一下，眼下這個(gè)季節(jié)，儅然輪到了品嘗作爲(wèi)美國(guó)本土禽類的火雞了。 - Officials ignore the potential for innovation in consumer products or services and get seduced by the hype of voguish high-tech sectors.
官員們往往忽眡了消費(fèi)産品和服務(wù)業(yè)的創(chuàng)新潛能，而被一些時(shí)髦的高科技部門的虛幻前景所誘惑。 - Officials ignore the potential for innovation in consumer products or services and get seduced by the hype of voguish high-tech sectors.
ECONOMIST: The state and business - Was this not evidence, his critics wondered, of the gulf separating the 60-year-old's antique socialism from the voguish progressivism of his 44-year-old British counterpart, Tony Blair?
ECONOMIST: Lionel Jospin, escape artist - The armed forces now talk a lot about flexibility, though this is not so much a voguish notion as a reflection of the difficulty of imagining threats to a country that is almost instinctively pacifist.
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