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

• A Cross-cultural Study: the Beat Generation and Zen Buddhism
  跨文化个案研究&垮掉的一代与佛禅
• If Kerouac is the beat generation's saint, Ginsberg is certainly their poet laureate.
  如果凯鲁亚克是垮掉的一代中的圣人，那么金斯堡当然就是他们中的桂冠诗人。
• 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。
• A Comparative Study in The Angry Young Men and The Beat Generation
  愤怒的青年与垮掉的一代之比较研究
• 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。
• The novel is largely an autobiographic description of the travel experience of Sal Paradise and his friend Dean Moriarty, which faithfully reflects the living status of the Beat Generation.
  小说以自传体的形式生动描述了萨尔·帕拉迪斯和他的好朋友迪安·莫里亚蒂驾车横贯美国大陆的经历，真实地反映了垮掉的一代的生活状态。
• In the essay, the author mainly discusses the historic reasons causing the formations of "the Lost Generation" and "the Beat Generation", compares the two generations of writers 'experiences and attitudes toward life, the themes of their works and their writing techniques.
  本文将主要探讨迷惘的一代与垮掉的一代形成的历史原因、比较两代作家的经历和人生态度、作品主题和创作手法。
• 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。