trend
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /trɛnd/ · UK /trend/
Forms: trends, trending
trend means: A general direction in which something changes over time.
noun
A general direction in which something changes over time.
- The trend is clear.
- Sales followed a downward trend last year.
- Is this trend towards remote work likely to continue?
A style or activity that is popular for a time.
- She follows every fashion trend.
- Bright shoes were a big trend that summer.
- Who starts these new food trends?
A tendency to behave or think in a particular way.
- Her trend is towards caution.
- His trend towards pessimism worried his friends.
- A trend towards independence shaped her early decisions.
verb
To receive a lot of attention, especially on social media.
- His video is trending online.
- The hashtag trended worldwide yesterday.
- Why is that old film trending again?
To gradually change in a particular direction.
- Prices are trending upward.
- Unemployment trended lower throughout the year.
- Will sales continue to trend higher?
To extend across an area in a particular direction.
- The ridge trends north.
- The coastline trends west beyond the bay.
- These mountain ranges trend from northeast to southwest.
Questions about trend
What does trend mean?
A general direction in which something changes over time.
What is trend in other languages?
Türkçe: eğilim · Español: tendencia · Français: tendance · Deutsch: Trend · Italiano: tendenza · 日本語: 傾向
How do you pronounce trend?
In American English /trɛnd/; in British English /trend/.
How do you use trend in a sentence?
The trend is clear. Sales followed a downward trend last year.
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