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Definition of fad - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
short-lived trendtrend or interest popular for a short time
- That dance was just a fad last summer.
- The toy became a summer fad among schoolchildren.
- That fashion was just a fad among university students.
Expressions with fad
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temporary dietary trend lacking scientific support
The fad diet was debunked by nutrition experts.
something popular for a short time then forgotten
That dance was just a passing fad.
Origin of fad
Possibly from fad (whim) of unknown origin
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- French:mode, ...
- German:Modeerscheinung, ...
- Italian:moda passeggera, ...
- Spanish:moda pasajera, ...
- Portuguese:moda passageira, ...
- Chinese:一时的潮流, ...
- Japanese:一時的な流行, ...
- Arabic:صَرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹפְנָה חוֹלֶפֶת, ...
- Russian:причуда, ...
- Ukrainian:модне захоплення, ...
- Hindi:फैशन, ...
Definition of FAD - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: flavin adenine dinucleotideTECH. molecule that helps cells release energy from foodTECH.
- FAD carries energy during reactions inside cells.
- FAD accepts electrons in cellular respiration.
- The experiment measured FAD levels in yeast cells.
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- French:FAD, ...
- German:FAD, ...
- Italian:FAD, ...
- Spanish:FAD, ...
- Portuguese:FAD, ...
- Chinese:黄素腺嘌呤二核苷酸, ...
- Japanese:FAD, ...
- Arabic:ثُنائِي نُوكْلِيُوتِيد الفِلافِين وَالأَدِينِين, ...
- Hebrew:דִּינוּקְלֵאוֹטִיד פְלָאבִין אַדֶנִין, ...
- Russian:ФАД, ...
- Ukrainian:ФАД, ...
- Hindi:फ्लैविन एडेनिन डाइन्यूक्लियोटाइड, ...
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