Pronunciation: /dɪˈzaɪn/
noun a pattern or drawing of something that will be made
A1 The design of the new building is very modern.
A2 The website's design is user-friendly and easy to navigate.
B1 The interior design of the restaurant creates a cozy atmosphere.
B2 The graphic design for the new ad campaign is eye-catching and innovative.
C1 The design of the new software incorporates advanced features for optimal performance.
C2 The fashion designer's latest collection showcases her unique design aesthetic.
verb to plan and make decisions about something that is being built or created
A1 I can design a simple logo for your business.
A2 She designed a new website for her portfolio.
B1 The architect is currently designing a new office building.
B2 The fashion designer was tasked with designing a new clothing line for the upcoming season.
C1 The team of engineers collaborated to design a more efficient system for the factory.
C2 The renowned artist was commissioned to design a large-scale installation for the museum.
adjective intended to have a very good appearance or to be attractive and fashionable
A1 The simple design of the chair makes it easy to assemble.
A2 I prefer the modern design of this building over the traditional style.
B1 The ergonomic design of the keyboard helps prevent wrist strain.
B2 The sleek design of the new smartphone is very appealing to consumers.
C1 The intricate design of the hand-woven rug showcases the artisan's skill.
C2 The innovative design of the electric car revolutionized the automotive industry.
formal The architect spent months perfecting the design of the new office building.
informal I love the design of your new phone case, where did you get it?
slang That car has such a cool design, it's totally lit!
figurative She carefully crafted the design of her life, making sure every detail was just right.
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