punk
noun
uk/pʌŋk/us/pʌŋk/punknoun(CULTURE)
[U]
aculturepopularamongyoungpeople,especiallyin the late 1970s,involvingoppositiontoauthorityexpressedthroughshockingbehaviour,clothes, andhair, andfast,loudmusic
朋克（尤指20世纪70年代末服装、发型怪异，通过骇人的举止和吵闹的快节奏音乐对抗权威的年轻人的文化）[C](alsopunk rocker)
apersonwhowearspunkclothesandlikespunkmusic
追随朋克风格者；朋克摇滚乐迷Young people
- adolescence
- adolescent
- boyhood
- delinquent
- emo
- girlhood
- grow
- larrikin
- mall rat
- minor
- ned
- post-adolescent
- shaver
- skinhead
- teens
- tween
- tweenager
- wild child
- yoof
- young blood
punknoun(CRIMINAL)
[C]mainlyUSslang
ayoungman whofightsand isinvolvedincriminalactivities:
小流氓，阿飞Listen to me, you little punk - you do that again and I'mgonnabreakyourneck.听好了，你这个小流氓，你再那么做我就扭断你的脖子。
Miscellaneous criminals
- arsonist
- artifice burglar
- bigamist
- bioterrorist
- black hat
- distraction burglar
- distraction thief
- drug dealer
- embezzler
- expropriator
- launderer
- looter
- lowlife
- lynch mob
- man of straw
- shicer
- shoplifter
- small-timer
- smuggler
- snatcher
punk
adjective[before noun]
uk/pʌŋk/us/pʌŋk/of orrelatingto punk or punkrockers:
庞克乐的，庞克摇滚乐爱好者的a punkband朋克乐队
a punkhairstyle朋克发型
Young people
- adolescence
- adolescent
- boyhood
- delinquent
- emo
- girlhood
- grow
- larrikin
- mall rat
- minor
- ned
- post-adolescent
- shaver
- skinhead
- teens
- tween
- tweenager
- wild child
- yoof
- young blood
punk
verb[T]
USinformaluk/pʌŋk/us/pʌŋk/punkverb[T](TRICK)
totrickor makefunof someone:
戏耍，取笑Then theyrealizedthey'd been punked.然后他们才意识到自己被耍了。
Cheating & tricking
- anti-fraud
- bad faith
- bamboozle
- bilk
- blackmail
- deceive
- fiddle
- flannel
- gull
- have an eye to/for the main chanceidiom
- havesomeoneon
- hoax
- hocus-pocus
- hustle
- pull
- pull a fast oneidiom
- pull the wool oversomeone'seyesidiom
- putsomethingacross/oversomeone
- putsomethingon
- racket
punkverb[T](DEFEAT)
(especiallyinsports) todefeatsomeone veryeasily:
（在体育比赛中）轻松获胜The GoldenStateWarriors punked the LA Clippers 115-94.金州勇士队以115比94轻松击败了洛杉矶快船队。
Winning and defeating
- annihilate
- annihilation
- bank
- be gunning forsomeoneidiom
- be one in the eye forsomeoneidiom
- convincing
- moral victory
- move/go in for the killidiom
- near thing
- outclass
- outcompete
- sew
- slaughter
- sweep
- takesomeonedown
- takesomeoneto the cleaner'sidiom
- takesomethingapart
- takedown
- thrashing
- wipe