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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestrendig
Pronunciation / Transliteration: trendig
"Sie trägt immer trendige Kleidung."
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Very fashionable or up to date.
"She always wears the most trendy clothes."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined in British English in the 1960s, derived from the noun 'trend' with the adjectival suffix '-y', originally referring to someone who was obsessively up-to-date with the latest fashions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Trendy" is said worldwide
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branché
Transliteration: branché
"Ce nouveau café est très branché."
trendig
Transliteration: trendig
"Sie trägt immer trendige Kleidung."
alla moda
Transliteration: alla moda
"Quel ristorante è molto alla moda."
moderno
Transliteration: moderno
"Lleva un corte de pelo muy moderno."
na moda
Transliteration: na moda
"Eles frequentam bares super na moda."
ट्रेंडी
Transliteration: trendy
"उसका स्टाइल बहुत ट्रेंडी है।"
时尚的
Transliteration: shíshāng de
"这家新餐厅非常时尚。"
트렌디한
Transliteration: teurendeihan
"그녀는 트렌디한 옷을 입고 있다."
トレンディ
Transliteration: torendi
"彼はいつもトレンディな服を着ています。"
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