gucci
/ˈɡuːtʃi/ IELTSAcademic
adjective
Very stylish, fashionable, or expensive-looking. It is often used in casual speech, especially for clothes, shoes, or a person's appearance.
- That jacket looks really gucci.
- She came to the party looking gucci.
- His new watch looks gucci.
Adinary Nuance
Gucci is more casual and slang-like than stylish or elegant. It suggests fashion, status, and a cool look, not just good design. In formal writing, it can sound too informal. People often use it in spoken English, not in reports or essays.
In other languages
- Vietnamese
- sành điệu
- Spanish
- con estilo
- Chinese
- 很时髦
- Japanese
- おしゃれ
- Korean
- 멋진
Etymology
Gucci began as the name of an Italian luxury fashion brand, founded in 1921. In English slang, the brand name was later used to mean stylish or impressive.
Common phrases
look guccifeel guccithat is gucci
Synonyms
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Frequently asked questions
- Is gucci a formal word?
- No. It is casual slang, so it is better for speaking than formal writing.
- Is gucci the same as stylish?
- Not exactly. Gucci is more slangy and often suggests a cool, expensive look.
- Can I use gucci in IELTS writing?
- Usually no. IELTS writing needs more formal words like stylish, elegant, or fashionable.