大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 beatnik


释义：

beatnik n. “垮掉的一代”的青年（特指二十世纪五十年代在生活、穿着和行为上表现另类的年轻人）
[ 复数 beatniks ]

例句：



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。


And now, for your listeningand viewing pleasure, direct from Hollywood,California, our very own beatnik beauty.


Integrated plug-ins now include RealNetworks RealPlayer 5.0, Macromedia Flash, and Headspace Beatnik for listening to music and other audio files.


The company, later renamed Beatnik, developed RMF (Rich Music Format), a file type with a small footprint that brings synthesized sounds to a web page.


Mr. KEROUAC: You know what a beatnik is?


In the first two minutes of The Nextnik (a word that is meant to riff off of the term beatnik), the fictional lead character, Larry Zimmerman, 55, gets fired, after 25 years on the job.


Everyone called him Mike until some way into his studies at the LSE when, in a sudden change of style, he swapped his grey suit for sharp beatnik attire and insisted on being called the rather more working class-sounding "Mick".


As Flynn, Bridges acts very beatnik Zen, like a weary cyber version of the Dude, and Michael Sheen is on hand as a sinister nightclub impresario who primps and soft-shoes like an albino Davy Jones wearing David Bowie's Aladdin Sane shag.