hippy

英 [ˈhɪpi]

美 [ˈhɪpi]

n.  嬉皮士(20世纪60、70年代的青年颓废派，摈弃传统的生活、着装和行为方式，提倡和平与友爱，常蓄长发并吸毒)
adj.  臀部肥大的

复数：hippies　

BNC.10535

柯林斯词典

• → see:hippie

英英释义

noun

• someone who rejects the established culture
  Synonym:hippiehipsterflower child

双语例句

• They pounce around in funny hippy clothes all day talking bollocks.
  穿着些可笑的嬉皮服装，整天不知所云。
• This fashion for long hair continued through the1960s and1970s, with Audrey Hepburn's chic up-do giving way to the long, centre-parted hippy look.
  长发的流行趋势一直持续到上世纪的60、70年代，直到奥黛丽·赫本用别致的上卷式盘发替代了中分的长发型。
• Hippy dude: You have options, man.
  嬉皮士：夥计，你有选择的权利。
• You're probably just looking like a loser sitting on a couch with like a strap sweatshirt and some stupid hippy haircut.
  或许你就像个笨蛋一样坐在沙发上，穿着条纹汗衫，头上有个难看的发型。
• From Hippy to New-style Humans: the Influence of Different Society Stages to the Development of the New Words
  从嬉痞到新新人类&论社会环境变化的阶段性对新词消长的影响
• A Hippy and Yuppie Professor
  嬉皮+雅皮的教授
• He was brought up in a hippy commune.
  他成长于一个嬉皮社区里。
• In their view anybody with a rucksack and long hair is a hippy.
  在他们看来，肩背帆布包、留长发的人都是嬉皮士。
• The last time they were in fashion was in the 1960s and 1970s, during the first environmental and hippy movement.
  它们的上一次流行是在20世纪60年代和70年代，第一次环保风潮和嬉皮士运动期间。
• "When we started, people were sceptical; they said the project was only for a hippy, niche market," javanbakht says.
  “当我们开始时，人们持怀疑态度，他们说，这项计划只是一个嬉皮士式的利基市场，”贾瓦巴克特说。