beatnik

美 [ˈbiːtnɪk]英 [ˈbiːtnɪk]
  • n.“垮掉的一代”的青年(20世纪50年代及60年代初摈弃传统生活与衣着的年轻人)

复数: beatniks

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noun

“垮掉的一代”的青年(20世纪50年代及60年代初摈弃传统生活与衣着的年轻人)
a young person in the 1950s and early 1960s who rejected the way of life of ordinary society and showed this by behaving and dressing in a different way from most people

beatnik

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    N-COUNT 垮掉的一代(20世纪50年代后期出现的一群摈弃传统生活、着装和行为方式的年轻人);(有时指)另类的人,反传统的人
    Beatniks were young people in the late 1950's who rejected traditional ways of living, dressing, and behaving. People sometimes use the word beatnik to refer to anyone who lives in an unconventional way.

    ...a beatnik art student.

    另类艺术专业学生

noun

1
a member of the beat generation;a nonconformist in dress and behavior
Synonym: beat

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  1. It 's famous for its old jazz and beatnik haunts .

    由于老爵士乐和“垮掉的一代”经常出没于此而名声鹊起。

  2. Using the same Beatnik sound engine with all the previous capabilities , this version added a whole new API & the Java Sound API .

    这个版本使用相同的Beatnik声音引擎及以前所有的功能,并增加了一个全新的API―JavaSoundAPI。

  3. So , we thought it might help if we dressed BoA up like a real , American beatnik while she worked on her new English lyrics .

    因此,我们认为这可能有助于如果我们穿着宝儿行动就像一个真实的,美国比特尼克同时,她对她的新的英文歌词。