| Idiom | to be flavour of the month |
|---|---|
| Definition | to be popular (now, but maybe not next month) |
| Examples | - Ok, she's flavour of the month now, but I can't see her lasting very long. - Everyone I know has got an iPod. - Yes, they're certainly flavour of the month right now. - Is this really a shift in the whole way that media are produced, or is it just flavour of the month? - Germany is not flavour of the month in the White House. But how concerned should Germans be about the disapproval of their great and powerful friend? |
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