Translations for „modish“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

modish [ˈməʊdɪʃ, Am ˈmoʊ-] ADJ

modish

мо́дный

modish

в но́гу с мо́дой

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A modish bunker that protects residents from horrid happenings is the latest chic interior accessory.

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Whatever her reason, a haircut that could be modish and progressive transforms, on her head, into a symbol of stand-by-your-man devotion.

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I have a horror of the modish psychotherapy notion of closure.

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Wooden worktops, windows, slabs of marble and furniture -- they're all to be found in this cavernous warehouse of modish salvage.

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Earlier cultures boasted sumptuary laws to restrict modish extravagance to particular classes.

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This frivolous satire, which was privately published and distributed, had a modish success in the 1930s.

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The whole thing seems to me to have a whiff of modish political correctness about it.

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Her dark brunette locks looked as glossy as ever, coiffed into a simple, modish style worn over her shoulders.

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The famous 19th century executive order, illuminated by light emitting diodes, serves as an oddly modish backdrop.

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The dining area, which seats 10 to 12 people, hews closely to the modish design principle, too.

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