| 单词 | preppy |
| 释义 | preppy (prepi ) Word forms: preppies , preppier, preppiest 1. countable noun Preppies are young people, especially in America, who have often been to an expensive private school and who are conventional and conservative in their attitudes, behaviour, and style of dress. [mainly US] 2. adjective If you describe someone or their clothes, attitudes, or behaviour as preppy, you mean that they are like a preppy. [mainly US] I couldn't believe how straight-looking he was, how preppy. ...a preppy collar and tie. Collocations: preppy look Wear low-slung with a loose-fitting shirt to bring the preppy look to your nine-to-five. The Sun This was the so-called preppy look in fashion. Times, Sunday Times Team with tartan trousers for a preppy look - perfect for both work and weekend. The Sun She had a signature style - a clean, breezy, preppy look when relaxed and a glamorous, formal elegance when the occasion demanded. The Sun A preppy look generally entails dress-trousers or khakis, a button-down shirt, a natural-shoulder sport coat or jacket, a bow tie or necktie, and loafers with tassels or boat shoes. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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