- all the vogue
- последний крик моды
Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь. ramix. 2012.
all the vogue
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all the vogue — very fashionable, very popular … English contemporary dictionary
all the rage — the rage pocket size digital cameras are all the rage Syn: popular, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, the (latest) thing, in great demand, sought after, le dernier cri; informal in, the in thing, cool, big, trendy, red hot, hip … Thesaurus of popular words
(all) the rage — POPULAR, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, the (latest) thing, in great demand, sought after, le dernier cri; informal in, the in thing, cool, big, trendy, hot, hip. → rage * * * (all) the rage informal phrase very popular Internet shopping is… … Useful english dictionary
vogue — n. popularity current fashion 1) to be the vogue (home computers are the latest vogue) 2) to be in vogue; to come into vogue; to have a vogue (BE) 3) to go out of vogue 4) the current; latest vogue 5) (misc.) to be all the vogue * * * [vəʊg]… … Combinatory dictionary
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