chic的意思|chic的解释-里氏词典

chic ['ʃik]

n. 漂亮, 别致的款式

a. 漂亮的, 别致的

She dresses with chic.
她穿着高雅。
One of a class of professional women in Japan trained from girlhood in conversation, dancing, and singing in order to lend an atmosphere of chic and gaiety to professional or social gatherings of men.
艺妓日本职业妇女的一种，从儿童时起就被训练招待、跳舞、唱歌，为了男子制造一种欢乐愉悦的气氛的职业或社会聚会
Chic clothes; a chic boutique.
时髦的服装；一件雅致的饰物

chic

[ noun ]

elegance by virtue of being fashionable

<noun.attribute>

[ adj ]

elegant and stylish

<adj.all>

chic elegance

a smart new dress

a suit of voguish cut

Chic \Chic\, a. [F. Cf. {Chic}, n.]
Original and in good taste or form; stylish; in current
fashion, fashionable. [Colloq.]
[Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC] ||

Everything in this understated collection was wearable and chic.
Far from having dimmed or dated, as yesterday's chic successes are wont to do, it gleams and glistens with wit, intelligence, comic sparkle and a deep sympathy with the absurd intricacies of human passion.
Socialite-turned-social-activist Pat Montandon is auctioning her hard-to-sell $4.9 million penthouse on the city's chic Russian Hill.
Transparency is a fresh look for next summer _ best at the house of Chanel where designer Lagerfeld likes to play around with chic long jackets in flesh tones of pink over similarly shaded little wisps of chiffon skirts peeping out underneath.
The reputations of the likes of Hilton and Eastlake were no more over-inflated than those of today's chic avant-garde.
Nonetheless, to cite these isolated examples and to mix in some glib perjoratives such as "fashion" and "chic" to besmirch one of the few support systems our government has to assist the individual artist is unfortunate in the extreme.
This is imposing intense financial pressure on independents, like YSL, which barely broke even in the first half of last year. In theory, last week's deal should give YSL and Elf what they want - money and chic, respectively.
There's nothing remotely socialist about Mr. Zaitsev's chic.
But now it's tres chic and it's everywhere," said Erik Lauritzen, curator of the Nevada Historical Society exhibit.
Like Trumps, many chic restaurants around Los Angeles are becoming quasi-art galleries, both showing and selling paintings and sculptures.
The use of cocaine and marijuana by high-income role models has become chic and is imitated by lesser mortals.
The youth kick here means that the newest Chanel bag is worn as a chic biker's pouch on a belt.
For those with more particular tastes, try Matsuda on lower Fifth Avenue which sells pricy, but comfortable and chic, Japanese clothes. For women, a wide range of options is available.
Britain is calling for more elements from the British method, SSADM, while France prefers the chic of its method, Merise.
This doesn't mean that le tout Paris is ignoring the war. France is the country that invented radical chic and some appearances of caring must be maintained.
Exuding youth and sex, or worldly chic, ready-to-wear fashions for summer shown recently offered split-personality alternatives.
Another chic item: cans of Bag Balm.
A man who made slap-in-the-face speeches deserves a film with moments of slap-in-the-face impact. But Malcolm X is radical chic in the worst sense.
Productions are lumbering, absolutely unemotional. Actors move with an authoritarian chic which is stuffy and posey, and speak in a cut glass monotone which renders all reactions the same.
Marcoue, who owns the Caves Mermoz wine cellar in Paris' chic St. Honore district, was delighted with Beaujolais 1990.
This is not about Allen and his troubles; it is about all of us and our troubles. As the camera judders and pans around the chic New York sitting rooms, lives strive to stay upright in the hurricane.
Bored with discos and chic bars, young women have used their rising purchasing power to assert themselves in the male domain of "out-of-the-ordinary experiences, just like eating ethnic food, or going to Bali and Tahiti," says Hikaru Hayashi.
He is occasionally seen at theater openings or taking refreshments in a cafe like the chic Fouquet's on the Champs-Elysees.
For a taste of Hollywood chic, try the Chateau Marmont (213 656-1010). Restaurants abound in the shame, but it would be a crime to visit Los Angeles without sampling its version of Mexican cuisine.
Torrente maintained Parisian chic with daytime dresses of polka dot pastels with kick pleats topped with bows, striking tiered dresses, and wide-brimmed hats.
This stereotype may be unfair, yet it persists as a residue of the '60s, when many liberals were seduced or intimidated by radical chic.
She works in sales at a chic Chicago boutique.
The chic neighborhood's 20,000 residents include such high-profile personalities as Johnny Carson, Michael Landon, Martin Sheen, Shirley MacLaine and Olivia Newton-John.
Cinni is the label most approved of by the style police, a classic of the world of whirring air, trailing overtones of ethnic chic, made as it is in India.
Will the next decade of fashion be kinder and gentler to women? As more styles, fabrics and colors are being shown every season in the rush to be commercially successful, it seems that women are freer than ever to choose gentle or tough chic.

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