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style BrE / staɪl /  NAmE / staɪl / Native audio playback is not supported. style(noun)BrE / staɪl /  NAmE / staɪl / the particular way in which something is donesee also lifestylehttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/lifestylea style of managementa management stylefurniture to suit your style of livinga study of different teaching stylesI like your style (= I like the way you do things).Caution was not her style (= not the way she usually behaved).I'm surprised he rides a motorbike—I'd have thought big cars were more his style (= what suited him).a particular design of something, especially clothessee also hairstylehttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/hairstyleWe stock a wide variety of styles and sizes.Have you thought about having your hair in a shorter style?a style that was popular in the 1950sthe quality of being fashionable in the clothes that you wearstyle-conscious teenagersShort skirts are back in style (= fashionable).My husband has no sense of style.the quality of being elegant and made to a high standardThe hotel has been redecorated but it's lost a lot of its style.She does everything with style and grace.the features of a book, painting, building, etc. that make it typical of a particular author, artist, historical period, etc.See related entries: Describing arthttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/topic/describing_art/style_2a style of architecturea fine example of Gothic stylea parody written in the style of MolièreThe palace was rebuilt in the same style.the correct use of languageIt's not considered good style to start a sentence with ‘but’.Please follow house style (= the rules of spelling, etc. used by a particular publishing company).having the type of style mentionedsee also old-stylehttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/old-styleItalian-style gardensa buffet-style breakfastthe long thin part of a flower that carries the stigmato stop somebody from behaving in the way they want toShe didn’t want me to go with her to the party in case I cramped her style.in an impressive wayShe always celebrates her birthday in style.He won the championship in great style.Extra ExamplesHe adapted his acting style to suit the material.He evolved his style of painting while working as a magazine illustrator.He has a certain style.His aggressive style of play sometimes gets him in trouble.I like your style! It shows real courage.Long velvet curtains add a touch of style to the main room.She was dressed in casual style.The 16th century house has been renovated and furnished in contemporary style.The article is written in a conversational style.The new houses have been built in a traditional style.The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist’s distinctive voice.The two artists have radically different styles.The whole house just oozed style.They celebrated in style by popping open a bottle of champagne.Whatever she did, she did it with style.a casual style of speecha chain of bars which has developed its own house stylea flamboyant style of dressa wide range of musical stylesan autocratic style of leadershipan old style of managementher inimitable personal styleher inimitable style of humourhis innate sense of styleto arrive/go out/travel in stylevery utilitarian in styleCaution was not her style.He attempted to sing the song in the style of Elvis Presley.Her style differs from that of many of her contemporaries.I don’t like his style of management.Short skirts are back in style.The city contains many different styles of architecture.The hotel has been redecorated but it’s lost a lot of its style.They were told to write the passage in the style of Hemingway.This is a fine example of the Gothic style.We sell furniture to suit all styles of living.What’s her teaching style like?Why not have your hair cut in a shorter style?hot tips for style-conscious teenagersWord OriginMiddle English (denoting a stylus, also a literary composition, an official title, or a characteristic manner of literary expression): from Old French stile, from Latin stilus. The verb dates (first in sense (2)) from the early 16th cent.

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(noun) a style of managementa management stylefurniture to suit your style of livinga study of different teaching styles  This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word	style
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Phonetic	BrE / staɪl / NAmE / staɪl /
Example	a style of management a management style furniture to suit your style of living a study of different teaching styles
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Content	style (noun)BrE / staɪl / NAmE / staɪl / the particular way in which something is done see also lifestyle https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/lifestyle a style of management a management style furniture to suit your style of living a study of different teaching styles I like your style (= I like the way you do things). Caution was not her style (= not the way she usually behaved). I'm surprised he rides a motorbike—I'd have thought big cars were more his style (= what suited him). a particular design of something, especially clothes see also hairstyle https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/hairstyle We stock a wide variety of styles and sizes. Have you thought about having your hair in a shorter style? a style that was popular in the 1950s the quality of being fashionable in the clothes that you wear style-conscious teenagers Short skirts are back in style (= fashionable). My husband has no sense of style. the quality of being elegant and made to a high standard The hotel has been redecorated but it's lost a lot of its style. She does everything with style and grace. the features of a book, painting, building, etc. that make it typical of a particular author, artist, historical period, etc. See related entries: Describing art https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/topic/describing_art/style_2 a style of architecture a fine example of Gothic style a parody written in the style of Molière The palace was rebuilt in the same style. the correct use of language It's not considered good style to start a sentence with ‘but’. Please follow house style (= the rules of spelling, etc. used by a particular publishing company). having the type of style mentioned see also old-style https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/old-style Italian-style gardens a buffet-style breakfast the long thin part of a flower that carries the stigma to stop somebody from behaving in the way they want to She didn’t want me to go with her to the party in case I cramped her style. in an impressive way She always celebrates her birthday in style. He won the championship in great style. Extra Examples He adapted his acting style to suit the material. He evolved his style of painting while working as a magazine illustrator. He has a certain style. His aggressive style of play sometimes gets him in trouble. I like your style! It shows real courage. Long velvet curtains add a touch of style to the main room. She was dressed in casual style. The 16th century house has been renovated and furnished in contemporary style. The article is written in a conversational style. The new houses have been built in a traditional style. The pianist had to tailor his style to suit the vocalist’s distinctive voice. The two artists have radically different styles. The whole house just oozed style. They celebrated in style by popping open a bottle of champagne. Whatever she did, she did it with style. a casual style of speech a chain of bars which has developed its own house style a flamboyant style of dress a wide range of musical styles an autocratic style of leadership an old style of management her inimitable personal style her inimitable style of humour his innate sense of style to arrive/go out/travel in style very utilitarian in style Caution was not her style. He attempted to sing the song in the style of Elvis Presley. Her style differs from that of many of her contemporaries. I don’t like his style of management. Short skirts are back in style. The city contains many different styles of architecture. The hotel has been redecorated but it’s lost a lot of its style. They were told to write the passage in the style of Hemingway. This is a fine example of the Gothic style. We sell furniture to suit all styles of living. What’s her teaching style like? Why not have your hair cut in a shorter style? hot tips for style-conscious teenagers Word Origin Middle English (denoting a stylus, also a literary composition, an official title, or a characteristic manner of literary expression): from Old French stile, from Latin stilus. The verb dates (first in sense (2)) from the early 16th cent.
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