リュウコウ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. fashion; trend; vogue; craze; fad; popularity
Yes, it seems a new trend is about to emerge.
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
2. prevalence (of a disease); epidemic
I wonder if some disease is going around.
Pitch accent
リュ
ウコウ
Composed of
way; manner; school (e.g. of flower arrangement); class; rate; flow
going; travelling; act; action; bank; counter for banks; counter for groups or parties of people
Used in vocabulary (14 in total)
big craze; boom; popular trend; widespread contagion; large outbreak
out of fashion; out of style; outmoded
Examples (36 in total)
Don't follow fashion.
The flu is going around.
Fashions change quickly.
She is sensitive to current fashions.
I wonder if some disease is going around.
This is the latest fashion.
What's in fashion in Paris?
She is a slave of fashion.
Mini-skirts are back in fashion again.
Long skirts were in fashion in those days.
Long dresses have come in fashion this year.
Yes, it seems a new trend is about to emerge.
This is a song which is popular now.
Long skirts are very much in fashion.
The movie is popular with young people.
Hats should be popular next year.
Colds spread easily in winter.
Trends are a mirror that reflects the times.
This song was popular in the 1970s.
Gardening has been popular for some years.
This dress was in fashion in those days.
It's already out of fashion.
It is fashionable to have leather chairs.
Right now, you're the one riding the trend more than anyone!
It may be a trend, but it has gotten worse than before.
Fashions grow old and die.
That kind of dress is now in fashion.
She's always at the forefront of fashion.
This style of hat is now in fashion.
Black coats are in fashion this winter.
Most of the other students wore trendy clothes.
The French style of dress is in vogue now.
It is doubtful whether her song will become popular.
In the first place, fashions change very quickly.
This too may become a new trend.
We need to look into the factors that are keeping it from catching on.