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It is cool here!" Bobo, who speaks six languages, was a charming guide with a great sense of humour – and great fashion sense, mixing a batik suit with a modern gilet, or zebra-print shorts with a trendy T-shirt.
Surely all kinds of devious and slimy goondas (criminals) must be trying to find a way to shove them out and put up trendy apartments overlooking the sea? "All the time, every week a property developer comes saying this or that, not even our homes but saying they will buy land and build something,"says Manish.
Think of the outrage of the trendy set in Hampstead when news broke a few years ago that McDonald's was establishing a branch in their hip corner of north London.
As he and his bros gulp down cappuccinos, Dhangar recalls feeling out of place at a trendy restaurant just a couple of years ago.
68 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 8th, +33 1 45 62 54 10, le68guymartin.com Open daily 10am-11.30am for breakfast Tipping its hat at the great American all-day breakfast, this snug little place in the trendy 10th assumes you'll have a nice lie-in: it doesn't open until 10am.
Despite its slightly naff name it was heaving with trendy locals, and no wonder as the food turned out to be fantastic: wonderful fried artichokes, seafood pasta and delicious pizza.
Caithness, in the northernmost extremity of mainland Scotland, isn't the most likely place for a trendy gin distillery.
Now it's trendy and vibrant, and you can walk to the Bank of England from here in 12 minutes.
Shoreditch changed from a gritty no-go area to being exceedingly trendy.
While bestriding the macro-economic agenda, the book's sideswipes against trendy micro-economics, often in footnotes, read like a sustained in-joke against the generation for whom all problems seemed solved, except the street price of cocaine in Georgetown.
The Rialto fish market is where all of Venice comes to do its weekend shopping, and although there are dozens of bars to choose from for a drink, the favourite spot to eat is the trendy Muro.
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The adjective "trendy" primarily functions to describe something that is currently fashionable or in vogue . It indicates that a particular item, place, or idea aligns with the latest trends and styles. As Ludwig AI confirms, it is a correct and usable word.
Expression frequency: Very common
