manner, method, way, mode, fashion, means, approach

名詞 fashion:

1. how something is done or how it happens
   同義詞：manner, mode, style, way
2. characteristic or habitual practice
3. the latest and most admired style in clothes and cosmetics and behavior
4. consumer goods (especially clothing) in the current mode

動詞 fashion:

1. make out of components (often in an improvising manner)
   同義詞：forge

1. Long skirts have come into fashion again. Faded jeans are still in fashion too.
   長裙子又流行起來。漂淺的牛仔褲也還很時髦。
2. She paints in the fashion of Picasso.
   她模仿畢加索的繪畫風格
3. The children lined up in an orderly fashion.
   孩子們整整齊齊排好隊。
4. Many influences help to fashion our children's characters.
   各種各樣的影響有助于塑造我們的孩子們的性格。
5. Fashions have changed a lot since I was a little girl.
   現(xiàn)在的時裝和我還是小女孩時候流行的樣子很不一樣了。

fash.ion

n.（名詞）
The prevailing style or custom, as in dress or behavior:
風格，時尚：衣著或舉止方面流行的式樣或習俗：
例句：
out of fashion.
過時

Something, such as a garment, that is in the current mode:
時髦：一些流行式樣的東西，如衣服：
例句：
Her dress is the latest fashion.
她的晚禮服是最新式樣

The style characteristic of the social elite:
上流社會：具有社會精華特點的方式：
例句：
a man of fashion.
上流社會的人

Manner or mode; way:
方式；方法：
例句：
Set the table in this fashion.
將桌子這樣放

A personal, often idiosyncratic manner:
個人方式：一種個人的，通常是個人癖好的方式：
例句：
played the violin in his own curious fashion.
以他獨有的奇特方式演奏小提琴

Kind or variety; sort:
種類或類別；樣子：
例句：
people of all fashions.
各式各樣的人

Shape or form; configuration.
形狀或構(gòu)成；結(jié)構(gòu)
v.tr.（及物動詞）
fash.ioned,fash.ion.ing,fash.ions
To give shape or form to; make:
形成或構(gòu)成；制造：
例句：
fashioned a table from a redwood burl.
將紅木樹瘤制成桌子

To train or influence into a particular state or character.
塑造：通過訓練、影響使形成特定的狀態(tài)或性格
To adapt, as to a purpose or an occasion; accommodate.
使適應：因某種目的或機會而適應；使適應
Obsolete To contrive.
【廢語】 圖謀

<習慣用語>after a fashion 或
in a fashion
In some way or other, especially to a limited extent:
勉強，馬馬虎虎：多少有一點兒，特指在某種受限制的范圍內(nèi)：
例句：
She sings after a fashion.
她勉強會唱一點

來源：
Middle English facioun
中古英語 facioun
from Old French faôon [appearance, manner]
源自 古法語 faôon [外貌，方式]
from Latin factiô factiôn- [a making]
源自 拉丁語 factiô factiôn- [一個成因]
from factus [past participle of] facere [to make, do] * see dhô-
源自 factus [] facere的過去分詞 [成為，做] *參見 dhô-

【引伸】
fash.ioner
n.（名詞）
<參考詞匯><同義詞>fashion,style,mode,vogueThese nouns refer to a prevailing or preferred manner of dress, adornment, behavior, or way of life at a given time.
這些名詞指衣服、裝飾、行為或生活方式在特定時間里流行或為眾人喜愛的方式。
Fashion, the broadest term, usually refers to what accords with conventions adopted by polite society or set by those in the forefront of the artistic or intellectual sphere:
Fashion 用法最廣，通常指那些與禮儀社會所采用的慣例或由藝術(shù)或知識領(lǐng)域的先鋒所建立的相合的東西：
例句：
wears clothes in the height of fashion;
穿著新潮時裝；

例句：
a time when pop art was very much in fashion.
一個流行音樂成為時尚的年代。

Style is sometimes used interchangeably withfashion (
Style 有時與fashion 交替使用(
例句：
a gown that is out of style), butstyle, like mode, often stresses adherence to standards of elegance:
一件過時的衣服)， 但是style 象 mode 一樣通常強調(diào)堅持風雅的水準：

例句：
The couple travels in style.
這對夫妻符合時尚地旅游。

例句：
Miniskirts were the mode in the late sixties.
迷你裙是六十年代后期的時尚。

Vogue is applied to fashion that prevails widely (
Vogue 指流行很廣的方式(
例句：
the voluptuous figure in vogue at the time of Rubens); the term often suggests enthusiastic but short-lived acceptance (
魯本斯時代時髦的肉感身材)； 這個詞通常暗含有狂熱但為時很短的接受(

例句：
a game that enjoyed a vogue in its day). See also Synonyms at method
一種流行于它的時代的游戲) 參見同義詞 method