de jour
Contemporary or most recentContemporary or most recent; en vogue; trendy.
UK/də ˈʒʊə/US/də ˈʒʊɹ/
Meaning
1 senses(not comparable, postpositional, usually)Contemporary or most recent; en vogue; trendy.
Origin
Variation of du jour, from French du jour (“of the day”). This specific expression in FrenVariation of du jour, from French du jour (“of the day”). This specific expression in French (see below) means “for daytime” or “during daytime”.
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