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1 Mode
Mode f GEN, V&M fashion • die Mode festlegen GEN, V&M set the fashion • in Mode GEN, V&M in fashion, (BE) (infrml) trendy • in Mode bringen GEN, V&M bring into fashion* * *f <Geschäft, V&M> fashion ■ die Mode festlegen <Geschäft, V&M> set the fashion ■ in Mode <Geschäft, V&M> in fashion, trendy infrml (BE) ■ in Mode bringen <Geschäft, V&M> bring into fashion* * *Mode
fashion, style, mode, vogue, go, kick;
• aus der Mode [gekommen] out of use (fashion), outmoded;
• in Mode in [use (vogue)], fashionable, in general wear;
• mit der neuesten Mode Schritt haltend up to the minute;
• nach der neuesten Mode according to the latest fashion;
• von der Mode beeinflusst fashion-led;
• allerneueste Mode pink of fashion, all the kick (cry, US);
• allgemeine Mode the general run;
• geltende Mode fashion look;
• herrschende Mode prevailing (leading) fashion;
• augenblicklich herrschende Mode current fashion;
• kommende Mode rising fashion;
• neueste Mode conformity to (height of) fashion, the new look, the latest shape, the last word, all the vogue (kick);
• überwiegende Mode prevailing fashion;
• Mode aufbringen (einführen) to set up (create) a fashion;
• Mode beeinflussen to set fashion trends;
• neue Mode einführen to bring up a new fashion;
• nach der neuesten Mode entwerfen to style;
• der Mode eine andere Richtung geben to change the fashion;
• sich stets nach der neuesten Mode kleiden to dress in the latest fashion;
• aus der Mode kommen to get (go, come) out of fashion (date), to grow out of fashion (request);
• in Mode kommen to come in (up, in use), to catch it;
• Mode kreieren to create (set) a fashion, to style (US);
• Mode mitmachen, sich nach der Mode richten to follow the fashion;
• in Mode sein to be in vogue;
• der Mode unterworfen sein to depend upon the fashion;
• wieder in Mode sein to be back in style;
• Mode werden to come into fashion;
• Modeänderung fashion shift, changes in style (US), style trend;
• Modeartikel fancy article, fashion merchandise (line, wear), (pl.) fancy (fashion) goods, novelties;
• neu eingeführter Mode novelty;
• schnell verkäufliche Modeartikel fast-selling style (US);
• Modebewusstsein sense of fashion;
• Modeentwicklung fashion trend;
• Modeerscheinung fad;
• Modegewerbe fashion industry;
• Modehaus fashion house;
• Modeindustrie the fashion trade, fashion industry;
• Modejournal fashion journal (magazine, book, paper), ladies= paper;
• Modekünstler fashion artist. -
2 herrschende Mode
herrschende Mode
prevailing (leading) fashion -
3 führend
führend adj 1. GEN top-flight, leading, major; 2. V&M leading* * ** * *führend
leading, prominent, [top-]ranking, (erstklassig) standard, first-rate, (leitend) managerial, senior;
• auf seinem Gebiet führend sein to be a leader in the field;
• auf dem Markt führend sein to be leading in its line of business;
• in der Mode führend sein to lead the fashion;
• führende Bank leading bank;
• führende Berufsschicht management profession;
• führende Börsenwerte market performers, representative stocks (US);
• führende Geschäftsleute business executives;
• führendes Haus leading firm;
• führender Industrieller captain of industry, tycoon (US);
• führende Leute im Betrieb key company people;
• führender Makler flag broker;
• führende Persönlichkeiten des Finanz- und Wirtschaftslebens leading figures in finance, industry and trade;
• führende Rolle spielen to play a key role;
• führender Standort key location;
• in einer führend en Stelle sein, führende Stellung einnehmen to occupy a prominent position, to hold a high-level position;
• führende Zeitung leading (key) paper. -
4 tonangebend
tonangebend
leading [the fashion], rampant, topnotch;
• tonangebend sein to rule the roost (roast, Br. coll.), to set the tone.
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