fads

英 [fædz]

美 [fædz]

n.  一时的风尚; 短暂的狂热
fad的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一时的风尚;风靡一时之物
  You usefadto refer to an activity or topic of interest that is very popular for a short time, but which people become bored with very quickly.
  1. Hamnett does not believe environmental concern is a passing fad.
     哈姆内特不相信对环境的关注是昙花一现。

双语例句

• She forced her diet fads on him.
  她把她的食物爱好强加于他。
• University students should have the resolve to live a frugal lifestyle and should not try to keep up with the Joneses or follow trends and fads.
  大学生应该有决心过节俭生活，不要和别人比阔气或追求时尚；
• Theybring back plenty of memories that, unlike fads, will never goaway.
  它们可以唤回很多回忆，而回忆和时尚不同，它永远不会消失。
• So forget about the hot fads of the day.
  那么，就让我们忘记当今那些流行的东西吧。
• The challenge is to look beyond the hype of companies and media and see the trends from the fads.
  挑战就是在公司，媒体的炒作之下认清流行的趋势。
• Stock prices can be subject to bubbles or fads that lead a stock price to differ from its fundamental value.
  股票价格会受到泡沫经济和狂热的影响，导致股票价格偏离基础价格。
• Mr Dale believes that, caught up in this maelstrom of fads, managers can overlook the obvious-hence the title of his book.
  戴尔认为，由于陷入了这种时尚漩涡，经理人可能会忽视那些浅显的道理他这本书由此得名。
• Moreover, fads and fashions come and go.
  而且，时尚和潮流总是来来去去，变化不定。
• He doesn't let himself sidetracked by fads and trends.
  他不让自己受到时髦和时尚东西的折腾。
• The uniformity of conventional wisdom determines the fads and fashions that routinely grip markets.
  传统智慧的一致性决定了日常影响市场的潮流和时尚。