A female given name.
Used in a Sentence
zara
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for zara.
Editorial note
From my not-really-interested totally non-scientific observations, Zara does seem to be expanding faster than H&M at the moment.
Examples19
Definitions3
Parts of speech1
Quick take
A female given name.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of zara gathered in one view.
A female given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek, in turn from Hebrew], variant of Sarah.
A female given name from Arabic.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for zara.
noun
A female given name.
noun
A female given name from Latin [in turn from Ancient Greek, in turn from Hebrew], variant of Sarah.
noun
A female given name from Arabic.
Example sentences
From my not-really-interested totally non-scientific observations, Zara does seem to be expanding faster than H&M at the moment.
Justfab is an awesome company and is creating and H&M or Zara experience online: fast fashion at great prices.
You liken it to h&m or Zara - but they offer continuity services - they do not trick their customers.
Instead of other brands that only update once a season, Zara restocks with new designs twice a week, Suzy Hansen wrote.
Dell did it to PC, Zara did it to fashion, FedEx did it to post...
I have the impression that Zara is much better (and sells much more) in portugal than here in brazil.
It surprises me that the fashion industry has largely overlooked Zara as a technical leader, referring to them as nothing more well-practiced copycats.
As I understand it, H&M has a similar supply chain/business model, but Zara came along and turned it up a notch.
For a European example, this profile of Zara is interesting.
The incumbent bloated chains like Meyer are being disrupted rapidly by overseas online retailers as well as shrewd foreign retailers like Zara setting up in Australia.
Funnily enough I have the same shoes from Zara that OP has, and they were brutal on my feet in comparison to others.
One fashion creation from Zara might be quite similar to another one from a no-name, but if they slightly move one button or pocket, it's a new design.
Quote examples
As a historical point, Nietszche was considered "unemployable" by german Academia following Zara.
Between have a "style-lab" that churns limited line clothing like Zara.
"Modern supply chains" is a big and hard to understand part of the transition too: H&M, Zara, Dell, Tesla.
Zara can create a similar design (they never blatantly copy, they always have their own spin), mass produce a garment and sell 50k units in less time than it takes the original creator of the "copied" garment to solidify a production plan with a Honduran Maquila with a 6 month lead time.
Proper noun examples
The better comparison for beats would be H&M (or Zara, or Mango or whatever is fashionable now).
The chart will also have the closest analogy interms of fitting wrt size to a popular brand ( Zara, Armani..etc).
Here are the key paragraphs: Zara's strategy involves stocking very little and updating collections often.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use zara in a sentence?
From my not-really-interested totally non-scientific observations, Zara does seem to be expanding faster than H&M at the moment.
What does zara mean?
A female given name.
What part of speech is zara?
zara is commonly used as noun.