大行其道 () — to be widely adopted; to become prevalent; (often ironic) to be all the rage

Définition

A set phrase used when something (often a trend, idea, or style) spreads widely — frequently carries a negative or ironic tone, implying the trend is questionable. It is an idiom, not a regular verb.

verb
to be widely adoptedto become prevalent(often ironic) to be all the rage

Exemples

  • 大行其道
    Zhì néng shǒu jī rú jīn zài quán shì jiè dà.
    Smartphones are now widespread around the world.
  • 大行其道
    Zhè zhǒng "yīn móu lùn" zài wǎng shàng dà, hěn duō rén xìn yǐ wéi zhēn.
    This kind of conspiracy theory is prevalent online, and many people believe it.
  • Kuài cān wén huà zài nián qīng rén zhōng dà, chuán tǒng yǐn shí shòu dào chōng jī.
    Fast-food culture is all the rage among young people, impacting traditional diets.

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