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

• 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。
• 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。
• On the Road, a representative work of Jack Kerouac and of the Beat Generation, brought the author fame and helped define a generation.
  《在路上》是凯鲁亚克的代表作品，为作家带来了名誉和地位，并影响了整整一代人。
• 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。
• 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
• The Beat Generation was influenced by American traditional culture, literature, writer and society.
  垮掉的一代受到了美国传统文化、文学创作及有关作家和社会的影响。
• The Beat Generation and the Revolution of Consciousness
  垮掉派与意识革命
• As two typical examples of youth literature of revolt, "the Beat Generation" literature and "the New Human" literature provide the model for youth literature of revolt respectively under American and Chinese cultural background.
  作为青年反叛性文学的典型，垮掉一代文学和另类文学分别提供了中美两种不同文化下青年反叛性文学的标本。
• Zen Thought in the Beat Generation Movement and Its Literature
  垮掉的一代及其文学中的东方禅味
• Tom: Why called they the Beat Generation?
  为什么称呼他们为垮掉的一代？