Final

Chapter 9 : Fashion

1. Come up with

• To suggest or think of an idea or plan
• http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2004263882_climate06m0.html
• State to come up with emissions goals.
• My friend really wants to come up with a new robot.
• Try to give your ow example to remember the meaning of new words.

Picture image: http://www.nitrohouse.com/images/01_a.jpg

2. Come out

• If something comes out, it becomes known publicly after it has been kept secret. If a company comes out with a new product, it available to be bought.
• http://www.comeoutandplay.org/
• We are extremely excited to announce that Come Out & Play will be returning to New York City this spring.
• The first Iphone maybe came out about one year ago.
• Image about the meaning: "come" and "out".

Picture image: (turtles are coming from eggs) http://www.empireoftheturtle.com/Roadkill/Pseudemys_nelsoni_hatchlings_from_PN001_1d.jpg

3. Go out of style

• To look old-fashioned.
• http://www.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080523/SPECIAL01/80523013/1305/BIZ01
• Classics never go out of style.
• I have many clothes which have gone out of style.
• Image for the words : "go out" and " style"

Picture image: (30's century clothes) http://www.planetrussell.net/emvidal/images/Coppola_Marie-Antoinette2.JPG

4. Grow into

• If children grow into clothes, they gradually become big enough to wear them.
• http://www.unep.org/Documents.Multilingual/Default.asp?DocumentID=535&ArticleID=5806&l=en
• Billion Tree Campaign to Grow into the Seven Billion Tree Campaign
• My sister grow into my clothes.
• "grow into" you can image it connects with "grow up" "into" something.

Picture image: http://www.hoax-slayer.com/square-watermelons.shtml

5. Tuck ... in

• Put it inside something else.
• http://blogs.herald.com/dave_barrys_blog/2005/10/fashion_questio.html
• When did it become fashionable for grown men to wear dressy shirts untucked? I'm talking about men who are going to work, restaurants, etc., wearing nice long-sleeved shirts with the shirttails hanging out, as if they forgot to tuck them in, but they did not, because they are participating in a Fashion Trend.
• I tucked my shirt in my pant to go to school when I studied in high school.
• See my picture to image to words.

Picture image: http://www.acornuniforms.com/catalog/item/2311977/3067094.htm#image_1

6. Make into

• To change something into something else.
• http://gonintendo.com/?p=44711
• Top 10 games to make into films
• Do you think a tablecloth could make into a blanket.
• Pay attention to each word : "make" + "into"

Picture image : (make into the left-hand window)http://reprap.org/pub/Main/ShowCase/gui.jpg

7. Try on

• To put on a piece of clothing to discover if it fits you or if you like it
• http://www.popgadget.net/2008/05/turn_yourself_i.php
• Try clothes on a virtual online model of the real you.
• I tried a dress on yesterday, it fitted like a glove, but it is very expensive. So, I can't buy it !
• Give your own example.

8. Dress down

• To wear informal clothes of the type that will not attract attention.
• http://qrclink.blogspot.com/2007/02/dress-down-friday-february-9th-2007.html
• One of the initiatives to raise funds for the Global Young Leaders Conference is Dress Down Day. Students pay TT$5 not to wear the school uniform on that day.
• I usually dress down because it's comfortable.
• Image the meaning "dress" and "down"

9. Dress up

• To put on formal clothes for a special occasion.
• http://kids.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Barbie_Dress_Up_Games
• Barbie dress up games provide a unique opportunity to explore glamour and high fashion
• I dressed up when I went to Mai's party.
• Opposite meaning with "dress up".

10. Show up in

• Appeared someplace wearing
• http://www.mitadmissions.org/topics/learning/coursework/a_peek_at_8033_relativity.shtml
• He didn't even show up in my other pictures .
• My friend usually shows up in short.
• Give your own example to remember words.

11. Zip up

• To close the zipper of.
• http://www.jamd.com/search?assettype=g&assetid=2662036&text=zip+up
• A model demonstrating how to zip up the back of a dress when there's no one around to give a hand
• I know a person who forgot zip up his pant!
• "Zip" is connected with zipper.

12. Show off

• Display proudly.
• http://www.engadget.com/2008/05/28/sonys-howard-stringer-to-show-off-new-oled-tvs-at-d/
• Sony's Howard Stringer to show off new OLED TVs at D.
• My friend showed off her new diamond ring but it is unreal diamond ring .
• Show something proudly.

13. Wear out

• To become weak.
• http://justbaggingit.com/2006/10/05/love-livefabulous/
• These black leather slingbacks are the perfect shoe to wear to the office, while being sassy enough to wear out after work with a pair of fabulous jeans.
• I think this dress wears out too much.
• Give your own example.