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Preference
(n.): a greater interest in something than something else
e.g.
Generally speaking (一般而言), people today have a
preference (偏好) for a simple style of dressing.
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Hipster
(n.): someone who is trendy or fashionable
e.g.
Ripped (破洞的) jeans were already
welcome (受歡迎的) among
hipsters (趕時髦的人) long before they became popular with the
masses (大眾).
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Brand
(n.): a type of product that a company makes under a particular name
e.g.
Uniqlo is a well-known
brand (品牌) in Asia
owing to (由於) the
affordable (實惠的) prices and good quality of its products.
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Chic
(adj.): stylish and fashionable
e.g.
Hip-hop (嘻哈音樂)
performers (表演者) not only dance with cool
moves (動作) but also wear
chic (時髦的)
outfits (服裝).
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Athleisure
(n.): A style of clothing that people wear for doing sports or leisure use
e.g.
Athleisure (運動休閒風) clothes are
comfortable (舒適的) and
stylish (時尚的) for either going to the
gym (健身房) or
hanging out (閒逛) on the street.
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Necklace
(n.): A piece of jewellery people wear around the neck
e.g.
On social
occasions (場合), a well-designed
necklace (項鏈) can help
highlight (突出) a woman’s
femininity (女子氣質).
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Accessory
(n.): something that people wear to match their clothes
e.g.
Some people believe that
headphones (耳機) and
smart watches (智能手錶) are not just
electronic (電子的) products, but also fashion
accessories (配飾).
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Bracelet
(n.): A piece of jewellery people wear around the wrist
e.g.
Jade (翡翠)
bracelets (手鐲) are
favoured (喜愛) by traditional women because jade
symbolises (象徵)
fortune (幸運) and family happiness.
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Trend
(n.): a general direction in the way a situation is developing
e.g.
Influenced (影響) by
Elvis Presley (貓王) and
The Beatles (披頭士),
bell-bottoms (喇叭褲) were a fashion
trend (潮流) in the 1960s and 1970s.