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

• 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
• On the Road, the representative work of Jack Kerouac and the "Bible of the Beat Generation," recorded the unruly and uninhibited life of the Beats.
  杰克·凯鲁亚克的代表作，垮掉派的圣经《在路上》记录了垮掉一代的不羁生活。
• The Beat Generation and the Revolution of Consciousness
  垮掉派与意识革命
• 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。
• 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" was the best representative for this tendency which was strongly presented in the ideas and writings of Allen Ginsberg.
  “垮掉一代”作家是这种倾向的代表，其中金斯伯格的思想和创作强烈地体现出这方面的特征。
• 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。
• With a unique and distinctive brand character based on the background of certain time, "after 80" had been widely criticized as the "Beat Generation", which is described as the ideals lost, beliefs shaken, the value alienated and moral decline.
  带着特有的时代烙印和鲜明的性格特征，80后曾被广泛批评为理想失落、信仰动摇、价值异化和道德滑坡的垮掉的一代。
• Tom: Why called they the Beat Generation?
  为什么称呼他们为垮掉的一代？
• "The Beat Generation" is a successor and grower of this tradition, the school's behavior and writing signify an intense revolution of consciousness.
  垮掉派是这种传统的继承者和发展者，他们的行为和创作具有强烈的意识革命含义。