How to say European and American style in English?

English for European and American style: western style

western Pronunciation English? ['west(?) n]? American? ['w?st?n]?

adj. western, western; having western characteristics

n. westerner; western film, western novel

Phrases:

western culture?Western culture

western europe?Western Europe

western development Western development

western civilization?n. Western civilization; Western culture

western food?Western food; Western dishes

western style?Western style; Western way; European and American style

western hemisphere? Western hemisphere

Example sentence:

Nothing is?impossible,?with?the?Western?style?of the?building?will?allow?you?to behold!?

Nothing is?impossible,?with?the?Western?style?of?the?building?will?allow?you?to behold!

Western Usage:

1. western is mainly used as a determiner in a sentence, and occasionally as an epithet.

2. western has no comparative or supreme level.

3. western means "western, western, in the west, in the west", referring to the west of the world or of a country, or referring to a place belonging to or in the west, sometimes capitalized.

4, western, west these two words can be "in the west, western" solution. The difference is: west focuses on describing the direction or from the west; western refers to a fixed point from the west, can also mean from something, a place towards the west.