flappers

flappers

美 [ˈflæpər] 　英 [ˈflæpə(r)]

• n.拍击者；拍击物；苍蝇拍；(吓鸟的)叫子
• 网络新潮女郎；摩登女郎；爵士女郎

词形变化

复数：flappers  

英汉解释

n.	1. 拍击者;拍击物;〈俚〉手 2. 苍蝇拍;(吓鸟的)叫子 3. 片状悬垂物 4. 阔鳍,鳍状肢,鸭脚板,橡皮脚掌 5. 〈俚〉还不能飞的雏鸟;(不懂世故的)小姑娘;〈美俚〉摩登女郎,轻佻女郎 6. 唤起记忆的人[物]

英英解释

n.	1. a young woman in the 1920s who had short hair, wore short dresses, and had a lot of fun at parties

例句

The priggish 1950s, which erased the liberated flappers of the Jazz Age from cultural memory, were simply a return to the norm.

一本正经的20世纪50年代，将爵士乐时代（JazzAge）那些放荡、轻佻的小妞从文化的记忆中抹去，又重归性压抑的社会规范。

"'Flappers" in knee-length dresses kicked up their heels and danced the Charleston, a fast ballroom dance.

那些“无拘无束的年轻女子”穿着齐膝短裙，欢快地跳着一种叫做查尔斯顿的舞厅热舞。

Chanel encouraged and inspired the style we typically envision when we think of flappers.

香奈儿鼓舞和启发，我们通常想像的风格，当我们的时髦女郎的看法。

These flappers wears their high heels in 1925.

1925年，穿着高跟鞋的新潮女子。

Cultural and historical origins of flappers in Jazz age

爵士时代时髦女郎的文化历史渊源