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style /staɪl/► SEE ALLbe (not) sb’s stylein (great, grand, etc.) stylecramp sb’s style
●be (not) sb’s ˈstylebe (not) the type of thing that sb enjoys; be (not) the way sb usually behaves （不）是某人所喜欢的类型；（不） 是某人的作风◆Classical music’s not my style; I prefer rock.
古典音乐非我所好，我喜欢摇滚乐。◆I don’t like living in town much. The country is more my style.
我不大喜欢住在城里，乡下更合我的口味。◆I’m sure he didn’t say that; it’s not his style at all. He’s always so polite.
我肯定他没有说那话，他总是彬彬有礼，根本不会那样说话。●in (great, grand, etc.) stylein an impressive way 气派；隆重；气势非凡◆She always celebrates her birthday in style.
她的生日总是过得很隆重。◆He won the championship in fine style.
他潇洒夺冠。●cramp sb’s ˈstyleprevent sb from doing sth freely, or living as they want 束缚…的手脚；使不能施展才能；干涉…的生活方式◆She thinks that being seen with her parents cramps her style.她觉得让父母和她住同一套房子会束缚她的自由。◆Are you sure you don’t mind me coming along? I’d hate to cramp your style!你肯定我一起去没关系吗？我可不想妨碍你！ |