时兴

時興
shíxīng
  1. fashionable
  2. popular

CEDICT

  1. popular; fashionable
  2. to be in fashion; to be in vogue

Wiktionary

流行。如：「时兴式样」。《水浒传．第四九回》：「插一头异样钗鐶，露两臂时兴钏镯。」也作「兴时」。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

=1 时 shí old variant of 时 shí
=1 时 shí
  1. o'clock
  2. time
  3. when
  4. hour
  5. season
  6. period
2 兴 xīng
  1. to rise
  2. to flourish
  3. to become popular
  4. to start
  5. to encourage
  6. to get up
  7. (often used in the negative) to permit or allow (dialect)
  8. maybe (dialect)

Related entries

入时 rùshí fashionable
风靡 fēngmǐ
  1. fashionable
  2. popular
摩登 módēng
  1. modern (loanword)
  2. fashionable
新潮 xīncháo
  1. modern
  2. fashionable
时髦 shímáo
  1. in vogue
  2. fashionable
赶上时髦

Get with it.

Source: Tatoeba

髦 máo
  1. bang (hair)
  2. fashionable
  3. mane
短裙不时髦了。

The short skirt is out of fashion.

Source: Tatoeba

髳 máo
  1. bang (hair)
  2. fashionable
  3. mane
时尚 shíshàng
  1. fashion
  2. fad
  3. fashionable
她很了解最新的時尚趨勢。

She knows a lot about the latest fashions.

Source: Tatoeba

洋气 yángqì
  1. Western style
  2. foreign flavor
  3. trendy
  4. fashionable
流行 liúxíng
  1. (of a contagious disease etc) to spread
  2. to propagate
  3. (of a style of clothing, song etc) popular
  4. fashionable
红色不流行了。

Red is out of fashion.

Source: Tatoeba

吃香 chīxiāng
  1. popular
  2. in demand
  3. well regarded
我经常去重庆吃香肠

I often go to Chongqing to eat sausages.

Source: Tatoeba

抢手 qiǎngshǒu
  1. (of goods) popular
  2. in great demand
流利的英語在今天是一種十分搶手的技能。

Fluency in English is a very marketable skill today.

Source: Tatoeba

普 pǔ
  1. general
  2. popular
  3. everywhere
  4. universal
艾普發瘋了。

April went crazy.

Source: Tatoeba

民间 mínjiān
  1. among the people
  2. popular
  3. folk
  4. non-governmental
  5. involving people rather than governments
火爆 huǒbào
  1. fiery (temper)
  2. popular
  3. flourishing
  4. prosperous
  5. lively
红 hóng
  1. red
  2. popular
  3. revolutionary
  4. bonus
燈由紅變綠。

The light changed from red to green.

Source: Tatoeba

诩 xǔ
  1. to brag
  2. popular
  3. lovely
俗 sú
  1. custom
  2. convention
  3. popular
  4. common
  5. coarse
  6. vulgar
  7. secular
大众 dàzhòng
  1. the masses
  2. the great bulk of the population
  3. popular (of music, science etc)
這位著名的登山家批評大眾旅遊。

This famous mountain climber is a critic of mass tourism.

Source: Tatoeba

普及 pǔjí
  1. to spread extensively
  2. to generalize
  3. widespread
  4. popular
  5. universal
  6. ubiquitous
  7. pervasive
英語已經普及全國。

English has spread all over the country.

Source: Tatoeba