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1 ♦ style
♦ style /staɪl/n. [uc]1 stile ( anche fig.); maniera, modo: This author lacks style, questo scrittore non ha stile; Baroque [Renaissance] style, stile barocco [rinascimentale]; There are different styles of rowing, vi sono diverse maniere di remare; in the style of Shakespeare, alla maniera di Shakespeare; I'd never do it; that's not my style, non lo farei mai; non è nel mio stile; bad [good] style, brutte [buone] maniere; cattiva [buona] educazione2 [u] eleganza; stile; distinzione; tono; classe: to dress in style, vestire con eleganza; to have style, avere stile3 genere; qualità; sorta; specie; tipo: What style of music do you listen to?, che genere (o tipo) di musica ascolti?;4 moda; foggia; linea; taglio: shoes in the latest style, scarpe all'ultima moda; the new spring style, la nuova linea ( della moda) per la primavera5 modello; capo di vestiario alla moda: We are stocked with the latest styles in raincoats, siamo forniti degli ultimi modelli d'impermeabili6 titolo; nome; appellativo; qualifica: A priest takes the style «Reverend», l'appellativo di un sacerdote è «reverendo»10 (bot., zool.) stilo12 (come suffisso) alla moda (o alla maniera) di: French-style, alla francese; punk-style, alla maniera dei punk; a leather-style bag, una borsa di similpelle● a gentleman of the old style, un gentiluomo di vecchio stampo; un signore all'antica □ in style, in grande stile; alla grande: They celebrated their silver wedding in style, hanno celebrato in grande stile le loro nozze d'argento □ (fam.) That's the style!, così va bene!; ecco, si fa così!(to) style /staɪl/v. t.1 appellare; chiamare; designare; dare il titolo (o la qualifica) di: He is styled king, ha il titolo di re3 fare l'acconciatura (o l'acconciatore) per: She has her hair styled by the best hairdresser in town, si fa fare i capelli dalla miglior pettinatrice della città
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