hippies
基本释义
- n.
- （尤指20世纪60年代晚期的）嬉皮士（与社会现实格格不入的人，常成群结伙实行与众不同的生活方式、着奇装异服等）( hippie的名词复数 ); 嬉皮士( hippy的名词复数 )
实用例句
He's a leftover from the hippies in the 1960s.
他是20世纪60年代嬉皮士的残余分子。
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New Age hippies love fashion but don't want to be fashion victims.
新时代嬉皮喜爱流行,但是不愿意成为流行的受害者.
辞典例句
The hippies'etymology is contentious.
关于嬉皮士的语源是有争议的.
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Ageing hippies are responsible for only a few such operations.
嬉皮士们只负责其中一小部分的操作.
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Half a million hippies joined together to make history.
五十万嬉皮士们聚集一堂,盛况空前.
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Unschoolers are hippies, eat granola and sprouts, and wear sandals.
非学校教育者是嬉皮士, 吃麦片和新鲜蔬菜, 穿拖鞋.
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The hippies came to the ashram in order to purify.
嬉皮士来到修行处所净化自己.
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Alright , if all the hippies cut off all their hair.
就算所有嬉皮士剪去了他们的头发.
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Hippies can still be found today, but one has to look hard.
今天仍然可以寻觅到嬉皮的身影, 但必须仔细去找.
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MELISSA: The hippies dressed in very casual ways.
茉莉莎: 嬉皮士都穿得很随便.
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The hippies ripped off the grocery store.
嬉皮士抢劫了杂货店.
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Rednecks, hippies, misfits - we're all the same.
红脖子 、 嬉皮士 、 边缘人 — 我们没什么不一样的.
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For three days, all these crazy hippies lived together in peace and harmony.
一连三天, 所有这些疯狂的嬉皮士们和平共处.
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Most hippies protested the Vietnam War and believed in the power of love.
大部分的嬉皮当时都抗拒越战,并且对爱的力量深信不疑.
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If California's hippies long for legalisation, the bullet - weary citizens of Mexico's poorest barriosare even keener.
如果加利福尼亚的嬉皮士们寻求合法化, 墨西哥的赤贫的武装居民就会甚至更为激进.
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英英释义
1. a youth subculture (mostly from the middle class) originating in San Francisco in the 1960s; advocated universal love and peace and communes and long hair and soft drugs; favored acid rock and progressive rock music