New Style
nu staɪl
Definition

Definition of New Style - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

calendarsDatedrelating to the Gregorian calendar systemDated
  • The new style calendar was adopted in 1752.
Gregorian

Noun

calendarDatedthe Gregorian calendar systemDated
  • The New Style was adopted in 1582.
Gregorian calendar
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Expressions with New Style

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New Style calendarn.
the calendar system introduced by Gregory XIII in 1582
The New Style calendar is used worldwide today.

Expressions with new

new chaptern.
new phase or period in a story or situation
The company's merger marked a new chapter in its history.
new ballgamen.
completely changed situation
After the merger, it's a new ballgame for the company.
new bloodn.
new members expected to improve a group
The team is looking for new blood to win games.
new dawnn.
time when something important begins with hope or change
The election marked a new dawn for the country.
break a new pathv.
create a new physical trail or route
The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.
good as newadj.
restored to original condition
After the repair, the car looked good as new.

Expressions with style

in styleadj.
fashionable or trendy at the moment
Her outfit is always in style.
big styleadv.
in a very impressive or grand way
They celebrated their anniversary big style with a huge party.
granny stylen.
old-fashioned or unconventional method of doing something
She cooked the meal granny style, without modern gadgets.
style oneselfv.
portray oneself as having a certain identity
He styled himself as an expert in the field.
do it in stylev.
perform an action with elegance
She always manages to do it in style, no matter the occasion.
out of styleadj.
no longer fashionable or trendy
Those shoes are out of style now.
travel in stylev.
go on a trip with comfort luxury and impressive appearance
They always travel in style, staying at the most elegant hotels.
go out in stylev.
leave or finish something impressively
He decided to go out in style with a grand farewell party.
live in stylev.
live with elegance and luxury
They always manage to live in style despite their budget.
not one's styleadj.
not matching someone's personal taste or preference
Wearing bright colors is not my style.

Terms related to New Style

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newstyleadjustmentcalendarchronologydatereformstandardsystemtimekeepingeraleap year

Terms with New Style included in their meaning

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give someone a makeoverv.
appearance change
change someone's look with new clothes or style
set a trendv.
fashion
initiate a new style or fashion followed by others
thin-crust pizzan.
city style
pizza similar to New York-style with foldable slices
bring into fashionv.
fashion
introduce a new trend or style
neoadj.
modern
recent or new in style or concept
set the fashionv.
trendsetting
establish a new trend in style or fashion
New Ageyadj.
spirituality
having a style or aesthetic linked to New Age
newishadj.
not very old
somewhat new or recent, sometimes with a modern style

Examples of New Style in a sentence

  • Historians prefer using New Style dates for accuracy.
  • Historians often refer to events using the New Style.
  • The New Style corrected the calendar drift.

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  1. French:grégorien, nouveau style, ...
  2. German:neuer Stil, Gregorianischer Kalender, ...
  3. Italian:gregoriano, Nuovo Stile, ...
  4. Spanish:gregoriano, Nuevo Estilo, ...
  5. Portuguese:gregoriano, Novo Estilo, ...
  6. Chinese:公历的, 新历, ...
  7. Japanese:新しい様式の, 新しい様式, ...
  8. Arabic:غَرِيغُورِيّ, التَّقْوِيمُ الغِرِيغُورِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִגְנוֹן חָדָשׁ, סְטַיְיל חָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:нового стиля, Новый стиль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нового стилю, Новий стиль, ...
  12. Hindi:नया शैली, न्यू स्टाइल, ...
new style
nuː staɪl

Definition of new style - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
fashionfollowing the latest fashion trends
  • She wore a new style dress to the party.
fashionable modern trendy
2.
designhaving a modern or contemporary design
  • The new style kitchen looks amazing.
contemporary modern
3.
innovationusing an innovative or different approach
  • The new style teaching methods are effective.
modern novel
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Expressions with new

new chaptern.
new phase or period in a story or situation
The company's merger marked a new chapter in its history.
new ballgamen.
completely changed situation
After the merger, it's a new ballgame for the company.
new bloodn.
new members expected to improve a group
The team is looking for new blood to win games.
new dawnn.
time when something important begins with hope or change
The election marked a new dawn for the country.
break a new pathv.
create a new physical trail or route
The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.
good as newadj.
restored to original condition
After the repair, the car looked good as new.

Expressions with style

in styleadj.
fashionable or trendy at the moment
Her outfit is always in style.
big styleadv.
in a very impressive or grand way
They celebrated their anniversary big style with a huge party.
granny stylen.
old-fashioned or unconventional method of doing something
She cooked the meal granny style, without modern gadgets.
style oneselfv.
portray oneself as having a certain identity
He styled himself as an expert in the field.
do it in stylev.
perform an action with elegance
She always manages to do it in style, no matter the occasion.
out of styleadj.
no longer fashionable or trendy
Those shoes are out of style now.
travel in stylev.
go on a trip with comfort luxury and impressive appearance
They always travel in style, staying at the most elegant hotels.
go out in stylev.
leave or finish something impressively
He decided to go out in style with a grand farewell party.
live in stylev.
live with elegance and luxury
They always manage to live in style despite their budget.
not one's styleadj.
not matching someone's personal taste or preference
Wearing bright colors is not my style.

Terms related to new style

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
stylishstyliststylizationstylizechiccontemporarycurrentelegantpopularstyletrendvogue

Examples of new style in a sentence

  • Everyone admired his new style haircut at the event.
  • The new style furniture complements the minimalist decor.
  • She admired the new style architecture of the building.
  • The new style architecture is breathtaking.
  • Her new style approach to problem-solving impressed everyone.

View all translations of new style

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  1. French:dernier cri, moderne, ...
  2. German:neumodisch, modern, ...
  3. Italian:alla moda, moderno, ...
  4. Spanish:última moda, contemporáneo, ...
  5. Portuguese:moderno, contemporâneo, ...
  6. Chinese:新潮的, 新式, ...
  7. Japanese:新しいスタイルの, モダンな, ...
  8. Arabic:عَلى أَحْدَث طِراز, ذُو طِراز جَديد, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹפְנָתִי, בְּסִגְנוֹן חָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:новый, новомодный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:модний, сучасний, ...
  12. Hindi:फैशनेबल, समकालीन, ...

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