What does módní in Czech mean?
What is the meaning of the word módní in Czech? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use módní in Czech.
The word módní in Czech means módní, módní, módní záležitost, buzzword, módní návrhář, módní návrhářka, nastrojený, elegantní, módní, módní, stylový, trendový, módní průmysl, módní, elegantní, módní člověk. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word módní
módní(person) (osoba) Steve is really trendy; he's always wearing the latest fashions. |
módní(UK, informal (fashionable) They first met in the library room of a swish hotel. |
módní záležitost(figurative (popular cause) (davové chování) Social media is the corporate world's latest bandwagon. |
buzzword(trendy term) The paper's headlines are full of buzzwords but contain almost no real content at all. |
módní návrhář, módní návrhářka(creator of clothing designs) She worked as a fashion designer at a clothing company. |
nastrojený, elegantní, módní(UK, informal (elegant, impressive) Your house is very posh! That's a posh coat. |
módní, stylový, trendový(in style) After work, the executives went to a trendy bar. |
módní průmysl(world of clothing) Vždy jsem chtěla pracovat v módním průmyslu. I have always wanted to work in fashion. |
módní, elegantní(trendy, in fashion) The young lawyer's suits were always fitted and chic. |
módní člověk(informal, often plural (person) In the '20s, a young trendy wore linen knickers and a bow tie. The bar was full of trendies, all beautifully dressed and armed with the latest gadgets. |
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