On the bandwagon Meaning in English
expression
释义
To join others in doing something that is currently popular or fashionable, often because many other people are doing it.
用法与细微差别
Informal. Used for trends, fads, or movements. Sometimes suggests someone is following others without deep belief or understanding, just to fit in. Often used in expressions like 'jump/get/hop on the bandwagon.'
例句
Everyone is on the bandwagon for the new phone.
basic
He only supports that team because they're winning; he's just on the bandwagon.
basic
Many people got on the bandwagon and started using the new app.
basic
I don't want to just get on the bandwagon because everyone else is doing it.
natural
All my friends are vegan now, so I guess I should get on the bandwagon too.
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It seems like every company is getting on the bandwagon and launching a podcast these days.
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