fads

英 [fædz]

美 [fædz]

n.  一时的风尚; 短暂的狂热
fad的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一时的风尚;风靡一时之物
  You usefadto refer to an activity or topic of interest that is very popular for a short time, but which people become bored with very quickly.
  1. Hamnett does not believe environmental concern is a passing fad.
     哈姆内特不相信对环境的关注是昙花一现。

双语例句

• Fads come and go, and sometimes it's safe to ignore them ( sage advice coming from a guy with a wardrobe full of leisure suits).
  流行时尚来了又去，有时无需理会它们（明智的建议来自一个衣橱里满是休闲服的家伙）。
• China is no stranger to investment fads.
  投资热在中国并不少见。
• But it's just recently that it has been considered as one of the addicting fads.
  不过，这只是最近，它已被视为其中的上瘾的潮流。
• The uniformity of conventional wisdom determines the fads and fashions that routinely grip markets.
  传统智慧的一致性决定了日常影响市场的潮流和时尚。
• "Fads are nothing new on Wall Street," he tells fortune.
  “奇思怪想在华尔街一点也不新鲜，”他告诉财富网站（Fortune.com）。
• Theybring back plenty of memories that, unlike fads, will never goaway.
  它们可以唤回很多回忆，而回忆和时尚不同，它永远不会消失。
• Mr Dale believes that, caught up in this maelstrom of fads, managers can overlook the obvious-hence the title of his book.
  戴尔认为，由于陷入了这种时尚漩涡，经理人可能会忽视那些浅显的道理他这本书由此得名。
• The fads come and go in these field.
  这些流行一时的人在这些领域里来去匆匆。
• These fads, opinions, and aesthetics are tossed away just as easily as they're donned and absorbed, making the individuals that embody them creatures of constant flux.
  这些时尚，意见和美学倒去一样容易，因为它们可以穿上和吸收，使个人，体现他们不断变化的生物。
• It was one of the many fads that sweep through mathematics regularly.
  它是常见的贯穿在数学中的许多流行一时的风尚之一。