See Also: challenge 1, noun(dictionary)
Challenge For Cause(law)
CHALLENGE(law)
challenge(1)(dictionary)
challenge(2)(dictionary)
challenge diet(medicine)
challenge 2, verb(dictionary)
Challenge test(health)
bud 1, noun(dictionary)
but 4, noun(dictionary)

fashionable (iou) and challenge 1, noun (oh)


fashionable (iou)



fashionable adjective & noun. L16.
[from Fashion verb, noun + -ABLE.]
A. adjective.
Able to be fashioned or shaped (to). L16-M17.
Dressing or behaving according to the current or best Fashion. E17.
Conformable to Fashion; in vogue, generally accepted; of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or frequented by fashionable people. E17.
N. Coward Funny how the South of France has become so fashionable in the summer, isn't it? L. Hellman My hair,..straight in a time when it was fashionable to have curls.
b. Of a good Fashion or appearance; stylish. M17-E18.
Merely formal. E-M17.
b. noun. A fashionable person. Usu. in pl. L18.
fashiona'bility noun M19.
fashionableness noun E17.
fashionably adverb E17.

challenge 1, noun (oh)



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1 ?something difficult?
2 ?question something?
3 ?competition?
4 ?stop?
5 ?in law?
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?SOMETHING DIFFICULT?
[U and C] something that tests strength, skill, or ability, especially in a way that is interesting
challenge of
::The company is ready to meet the challenges of the next few years.
the challenge of doing sth
::I relish the challenge of rebuilding the club.
face/take on/accept etc a challenge
(=be ready to deal with one)
::Martins now faces the biggest challenge of his career.
meet a challenge/rise to a challenge
(=successfully deal with one)
::a new and vibrant initiative to meet the challenge of the 21st century
intellectual/physical challenge
::the intellectual challenge of postgraduate research
?QUESTION SOMETHING?
[C] when someone refuses to accept that someone or something is right and legal
challenge to
::a direct challenge to the Governor's authority
challenge from
::The president faces a strong challenge from nationalists.
pose/represent/present a challenge (to sb)
::The strike represented a serious challenge to the government.
mount/launch a challenge
::They decided to mount a legal challenge to the decision.
?COMPETITION?
[C] when someone tries to win something or invites someone to try to beat them in a fight, competition etc
challenge for
::They are ready to mount a challenge for the championship.
::They threw down the challenge that he couldn't wash 40 cars in one hour (=invited him to try to do it) .
::The Prime Minister narrowly avoided a Leadership challenge last year.
?STOP?
[C] a demand from someone such as a guard to stop and give proof of who you are, and an explanation of what you are doing
?IN LAW?
[C] law a statement made before the start of a court case that a juror is not acceptable