hip-hop

英 [ˈhɪp hɒp]

美 [ˈhɪp hɑːp]

n.  嘻哈文化(20世纪80年代开始流行于美国黑人青年中间，以说唱乐、涂鸦艺术为特征)

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柯林斯词典

• 嘻哈文化（20世纪80年代开始流行于美国黑人青年中间，以说唱乐、涂鸦艺术为特征）
  Hip-hopis a form of popular culture which started among young black people in the United States in the 1980s. It includes rap music and graffiti art.

英英释义

noun

• genre of African-American music of the 1980s and 1990s in which rhyming lyrics are chanted to a musical accompaniment
  Synonym:raprap music
• an urban youth culture associated with rap music and the fashions of African-American residents of the inner city

双语例句

• From funk to hip-hop, latino to jazz, the mood is fun and the live music is fantastic.
  从恐惧到嘻哈，拉丁爵士乐，心情很有趣，现场音乐是太棒了。
• It seems that hip-hop music is ubiquitous these days, from popular radio to TV commercials.
  现在，从大众广播到电视广告，嘻哈音乐似乎无所不在。
• For some people, rap — the music of the hip-hop generation — is just so much noise
  对某些人来说，说唱乐——嘻哈一族的音乐——简直就是噪音。
• I want to learn hip-hop!
  我要学好街舞！
• THE East Coast/ West Coast rivalry is not just over hip-hop, food and fashion anymore.
  东海岸和西海岸的竞争已经不再局限于嘻哈音乐、美食和时尚。
• And I am not hip-hop and I just not Eminem.
  我不跳街舞，我也不是艾米纳姆。
• Hip-hop music is popular around the world.
  街舞音乐风靡世界各地。
• Video games and hip-hop music are unlikely tools for doctors hoping to improve the health of senior citizens.
  电子游戏和街舞音乐不太是医生希望能老年人健康的工具。
• You got to lay off the hip-hop.
  你还是别用这些嘻哈的词语了。
• Hip-hop artists created their own Declaration of Peace that is recognized by the United Nations.
  街舞表演者开创了自己独特的和平宣言，联合国亦对其表示认可。