trend

trend
noun
ADJECTIVE
strong
consistent, steady
accelerating, growing, increasing
underlying

Despite this month's disappointing figures, the underlying trend is healthy.

big, dominant, main, major, prevailing
current, latest, new, recent
long-term
gradual
clear, marked, significant
important
general, overall
apparent, discernible
global, international, national, worldwide
larger, wider

The increase in crime in the capital was just part of a wider trend.

positive, upward
downward, negative
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 trend for more flexible working conditions.

reinforce
buck, counteract, go against

efforts to buck the current downward trend in sales

reverse
halt
detect, identify, notice, observe, see

I can see a worrying trend in these results.

indicate, reflect, show, suggest

The data indicates a trend towards/toward earlier retirement.

TREND + VERB
develop, emerge
continue
indicate sth, reflect sth, show sth, suggest sth

Current trends suggest that cities will continue to grow.

grow
PREPOSITION
on trend

Linen is on trend again this summer.

trend away from

a trend away from narrow specialization

trend for

A trend for nostalgia has emerged.

trend in

future trends in the volume of employment

trend towards/toward

the trend towards/toward privatization


Collocations dictionary. 2013.

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