گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'trend'

1 کامپیوتر و شبکه:: ترند

2 عمومی:: گرایش‌

3 عمومی:: تمایل‌

4 عمومی:: الودگی‌ لوزه‌ وحلق‌ وگلو با سیل‌

5 عمومی:: روند

1 general::   noun ADJ. strong | consistent, constant, steady | accelerating, growing, increasing | underlying Despite this month's disappointing figures, the underlying trend is healthy. | dominant, main, major, prevailing | gradual | clear, marked | general | apparent, discernible | global, national, international, universal, worldwide | wider The increase in crime in London was just part of a wider trend. | positive, upward | downward, negative | contrary, opposite | healthy, welcome | adverse, dangerous, disturbing, unfortunate, worrying | fashion | demographic, population | cultural, social | evolutionary, historical | economic, market | growth, inflationary The latest figures show a clear growth trend in the service sector. VERB + TREND begin, create, set, start In the 1960s, Britain set the fashion trends. | continue | follow We are following the American trend towards more flexible working conditions. | reinforce | buck, counteract, go against efforts to buck the current downward trend in sales | reverse | halt | detect, notice | indicate, reflect, show, suggest The data indicates a trend towards earlier retirement. TREND + VERB develop, emerge | continue | indicate sth, reflect sth, suggest sth Current trends suggest that car traffic will continue to grow. | grow PREP. ~ away from a trend away from narrow specialization | ~ for A trend for romance and nostalgia has emerged. | ~ in future trends in the volume of employment | ~ towards the trend towards privatization

2 general:: trend adjectives a recent/new trend • He wrote an article attacking many recent trends in education. the current/latest trend • If current trends continue, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will double by the year 2030. a general trend (= one followed by most people or happening in most places ) • There was a general trend towards marriage at a younger age. a growing/increasing/rising trend • a growing trend towards globalization in world markets an alarming/worrying/disturbing trend • I have detected a worrying trend of late. the underlying/long-term trend (= the trend over a long period of time ) • The underlying trend is for rich economies to get richer. a downward/upward trend (= a tendency for something to increase or decrease ) • The downward trend in population growth was not seen as a problem. economic/market trends • This forecast is based on current economic trends. the national trend • Crime rates in Manchester bucked the national trend. the international/world-wide/global trend • the global trend towards intensive farming verbs reverse a trend (= make something start to change back ) • He succeeded in reversing the downward trend of the railway’s fortunes. buck the trend (= do something that is not what is generally happening ) • The recession may still be biting, but video games company Nintendo continues to buck the trend. follow a trend • Divorce rates in Scotland are following the general trend. start a trend • The young started a trend toward living in the downtown area.

3 general:: noun craze: The trend is towards good music.