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STYLE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary Meaning of style in English style noun uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / staɪl / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / staɪl / style noun ( WAY ) Add to word list Add to word list B1 [ C or U ] a way of doing something, especially one that is typical of a person , group of people , place , or period : style of Jones favours a dynamic , hands-on style of management . in style His office is very utilitarian in style, with no decoration . be your style informal to be the type of thing that you would do: He wouldn't try to mislead you - it's not his style. See more a flamboyant style of choreography a conversational style of writing Most of her films have a documentary style. This painting perfectly exemplifies the naturalistic style that was so popular at the time . Paul has a hands-off style of management . Ways of achieving things a means to an end idiom actively another avenue bases basis catch (someone) up phrasal verb formula measure media method methodological methodologically procedure sop standard operating procedure strategy styleless stylistic vehicle See more results » style noun ( FASHION ) B1 [ C or U ] fashion , especially in clothing : a style consultant I read the fashion pages in the newspapers to keep up with the latest styles. in style The classic black dress is always in style. Synonyms craze fad fashion (POPULAR STYLE) mania (STRONG INTEREST) disapproving mode (FASHION) trend vogue Compare cult noun mania (STRONG INTEREST) disapproving fashion fashion Fashion trends for the season include light, cool fabrics. style A crisp navy suit will always be in style. trend The trend is now to wear skirts longer. fad Let's hope this obsession with celebrity lifestyles is just a fad. craze Cycling shorts were the latest craze that year. See more results » He has plenty of money but no style. So how did a diminutive Australian soap star get to be this great icon of style and beauty ? He reads all the latest style magazines . I like her style. Black is always in style. Fashion anti-fashion Canadian tuxedo clothes horse couture couturier fashion statement fashionista fast fashion geek chic make a fashion statement male model mannequin milliner missy supermodel swag the fashion police trend vogue weirdcore See more results » style noun ( DESIGN ) B1 [ C ] a particular shape or design , especially of a person's hair , clothes , or a piece of furniture : style of a formal style of hat Her hair was cut in a really nice style. See also hairstyle a plain style of architecture Prince Charles condemned the assertively modernist style of architecture . Their house was decorated in a style that was not to my taste . The school uniform is quasi-military in style. She had her hair cut in a boyish style. Categories and varieties bad/big boy idiom brand breed categoric categorical category classification derivative hue incarnation manner mark misclassification model mould new breed new model not for the likes of someone phrase run update See more results » style noun ( HIGH QUALITY ) B2 [ U ] approving high quality in appearance , design , or behaviour : have real style That car's got real style, which is no surprise considering how much it cost . in/with style When she decides to do something, she always does it in/with great style. Attractive adorable adorably adorbs aesthetic aesthetically delicate disarming disarmingly distinguished dreamy lovably loveliness lovely lusciously magnetically stunningly suave suavely suit super-cute See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Quality and standard style noun ( FLOWER PART ) [ C ] biology specialized the middle part of the carpel (= female part ) of a flower , connecting the ovary to the stigma Yulia Naumenko/Moment/GettyImages Parts of plants axil bark bilobed birch bark blade caning cascara sagrada floret frond knot pistil root hair rooty rosella seed coat seed pod spear taproot thorn vein See more results » Idiom as if it is going out of style style verb [ T ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / staɪl / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / staɪl / style verb [T] ( DESIGN ) to shape or design something such as a person's hair or an object like a piece of clothing or furniture or a book , especially so that it looks attractive : You've had your hair styled - it really suits you. This range of jackets is styled to look good whatever the occasion . I think they could style her hair in a more flattering way. Her hair was styled to look like a 50s movie star . Patterns and shapes ammoglyph amorphous amorphously amphitheatrical amphitheatrically fish bone fishhook flecked flecked with something formless saccular sacculated sacculation sagittal saltire V-shaped vee wavery wavily weave See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Inventing, designing and innovation style verb [T] ( TITLE ) to give a title to a person or group : [ + noun ] She styles herself "Doctor" but she doesn't have a degree . See also self-styled usually disapproving Names and titles A.N. Other age aka alias appellation family name first name forename form of address full name nom de plume nominative determinism O, o otherwise known as someone/something patronymic thingy titled titularly trade name trademark See more results » Phrasal verb style it out -style suffix uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / -staɪl / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / -staɪl / in the style mentioned : Japanese-style management antique-style furniture Ways of achieving things a means to an end idiom actively another avenue bases basis catch (someone) up phrasal verb formula measure media method methodological methodologically procedure sop standard operating procedure strategy styleless stylistic vehicle See more results » (Definition of style from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press) style | American Dictionary style noun us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / stɑɪl / style noun ( WAY ) Add to word list Add to word list [ C/U ] a way of doing something, esp . one that is typical of a person , group of people , place , or time : [ C ] Puente fused Latin with other musical styles. [ C ] The book is written in the style of an 18th-century novel . [ U ] His portraits were awkward in style. [ C/U ] Style is also a special quality that makes a person or thing seem different and attractive : [ U ] I like this team – the players have style. style noun ( DESIGN ) [ C ] a particular form or design : They had hundreds of styles of light fixtures in stock . [ C ] Style also means fashion : [ C ] I keep up with the latest styles. [ U ] The classic black dress is always in style. [ C ] art Style also refers to particular features of art that are found in a group of artists who lived and worked at the same time . style verb [ T ] us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / stɑɪl / style verb [T] ( DESIGN ) to arrange or design hair , clothes , a room , etc., esp . so that it looks attractive : Most women style their hair . (Definition of style from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) style | Business English style noun [ C ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / staɪl / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio Add to word list Add to word list a way of doing something, especially one that is typical of a person , group of people , place , or period : management/leadership style An authoritarian management style may not yield good results . Those familiar with her personal style say she is quietly decisive . a working / learning style See also house style (Definition of style from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of style style Cognitive styles predict the course of bipolar depression, not mania. From the Cambridge English Corpus In arts and fashion people recognize styles when they see them, and people often agree on what is stylish or what is not. From the Cambridge English Corpus What we know about mental representations of designs and styles and of design transformation actions indicates that individual changes to designs are usually simple. From the Cambridge English Corpus What form do visuospatial schemata for styles take? From the Cambridge English Corpus Using shape annealing for pattern generation, spatial layouts that reflect desired styles as well as meet structural purpose can be generated. From the Cambridge English Corpus In their life styles and genomic structures they both are minimalists, that is, they code only very limited functions. From the Cambridge English Corpus The distinction between the two modalities of writing and speech is known to foster two distinct styles of discourse. From the Cambridge English Corpus The first kind of profiling is directly relevant to programmers, but the distinction between the dynamic and lexical styles is subtle. From the Cambridge English Corpus Alternatively, the parents' interaction styles may have differed. From the Cambridge English Corpus The order of frequency in the two speech styles was very similar except for the high-central vowel category. From the Cambridge English Corpus However, aspirated consonants were not significantly different between the two speech styles. From the Cambridge English Corpus The majority of nasal consonants were produced as singleton (non-geminates) in both speech styles. From the Cambridge English Corpus However, no other manner categories showed significant differences between the two speech styles. From the Cambridge English Corpus Both styles seem to promote the child's participation, though the way in which this is achieved seems to differ. From the Cambridge English Corpus We compare the two styles at several points in what follows. From the Cambridge English Corpus See all examples of style These examples