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VOA慢速英语:What’s in a Name?
trend(s) – n. a current style or preference
unisex – adj. designed for or used by both men and women : Example: Some hairstyles are unisex. They look good on men and women.
popular – adj. liked or enjoyed by many people
character(s) – n. people in a theatrical production, book or movie
iconic – adj. widely recognized and well-established : Example: Levis are an iconic brand of jeans in the U.S.
bully – v. threaten, pressure or abuse someone else
symbol(s) – n. words or signs that represent an idea, belief or action
celebrity – n. a person who is famous
grounded – adj. used to describe a person who is sensible and has a good understanding of what is really important in life : Example: Even though she is very famous, she is also quite grounded and down-to-earth.
become all the rage – idiomatic expression to be very popular for a particular time : Example: Bhangra, a type of Indian dance music, was all the rage in New York City in the 90s.
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