beat generation

英 [biːt ˌdʒenəˈreɪʃn]

美 [biːt ˌdʒenəˈreɪʃn]

n.  垮掉的一代(指20世纪50年代和60年代初期拒绝主流生活方式、追求个性自我表现、欣赏现代爵士乐的一批年轻人)

牛津词典

noun

• 垮掉的一代（指20世纪50年代和60年代初期拒绝主流生活方式、追求个性自我表现、欣赏现代爵士乐的一批年轻人）
  a group of young people in the 1950s and early 1960s who rejected the way most people lived in society, wanted to express themselves freely, and liked modern jazz

英英释义

noun

• a United States youth subculture of the 1950s
  Synonym:beatsbeatniks

双语例句

• He is a member of beat generation.
  他是个颓废派的成员。
• They had taken the words of the beat generation to a new level.
  他们将垮掉一代的语言又发展到了一个新的水平。
• Tom: Why called they the Beat Generation?
  为什么称呼他们为垮掉的一代？
• Then in literature and art, the influence of Beat Generation, Black Humor, and European Avant-garde on the occurrence of counterculture movement is analyzed.
  在文学和艺术领域，主要分析了跨掉派，黑色幽默和欧洲先锋派艺术对反文化运动的影响。
• The Beat Generation and the Revolution of Consciousness
  垮掉派与意识革命
• There was a time when people loved to carp and cavil at the post-1980s generation, either referring to them as the "beat generation" or claiming they were wet behind the ears.
  曾几何时，人们还对“80后”评头论足，或感叹他们是“垮掉的一代”，或认为他们很嫩很青涩。
• The beat generation "couldn't care less" what happens.
  垮了的一代对发生的一切并不是毫不关心。
• Bob: Have you heard of The Beat Generation?
  你听说过垮掉的一代吗？
• Comparison of Japanese Rogue Faction and American Beat Generation
  日本无赖派与美国垮掉的一代的比较研究
• Long before the Beat generation made "on the road" expeditions popular, the circus personified the experience and offered many young Americans the dream of adventure, reinvention, and excitement.
  在披头士一代“在路”使远征普遍之前，马戏成经验典型并且提供了许多年轻美国人冒险、重新发明和兴奋梦想。