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Meanings of very trendy in English

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Usage of very trendy in English
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It's very trendy to have software automatically submit a bug report when it crashes.
Time management for system administrators
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Afterwards I went for cocktails with some publishers in a very trendy hot-spot bar.
The Irish Times
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You've worked in some very trendy restaurants.
Reuters
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Flat panel monitors are now available - they take up less space and are very trendy, but expensive.
The Irish Times
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Fried food is becoming very trendy.
Reuters
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Osterbro and Frederiksberg are more posh than Norrebro, which has a multicultural mix and has become very trendy.
BBC
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Malaysian-born Verity Oo runs a coffee shop in what could one day be a very trendy part of central Yangon.
Reuters
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It's very trendy now but when I was young it was more of a village with newsagents, butchers and video shops.
The Irish Times
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He has a brother, Douglas, Doug, who is a sous-chef at a very trendy restaurant in New Orleans. I gave him the list.
The mango season
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Her dark-brown hair was very short and irregularly cut, as if the barber had been either a drunken friend or a very trendy beautician.
The burglar who liked to quote kipling
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That's a very trendy thing right now." The band expects to "tour our asses off" for at least the next 18 months, Chris said.
Reuters
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Very trendy these days.
The burglar who studied spinoza
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