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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