英:[pʌŋk]
美:[pʌŋk]
英:[pʌŋk]
美:[pʌŋk]
复数:punks
第三人称单数:punks
现在分词:punking
过去式:punked
过去分词:punked
noun (1)
a usually petty gangster, hoodlum, or ruffian
punk rock
a punk rock musician
one who affects punk styles
a young inexperienced person : beginner, noviceespecially: a young man
slang a young man used as a sexual partner by another man especially in a prison
[probably partly from punk entry 3] nonsense, foolishness
archaic prostitute
adjective
of or relating to punk rock
relating to or being a style (as of dress or hair) inspired by punk rock
very poor : inferior
played a punk game
being in poor health
said that she was feeling punk
noun (2)
wood so decayed as to be dry, crumbly, and useful for tinder
a preparation (as of a stick of coated wood) that burns slowly and is used to ignite fuses especially of fireworks
punk rock朋客摇滚乐
「劣质的,糟糕的」,1896年,也作为名词,「毫无价值的东西」,早期指「用作火绒的腐烂木材」(1680年代),「这是新英格兰地区以及其他北部州和加拿大常用的词语」[巴特利特]; 可能来自特拉华(阿尔冈昆)ponk,字面意思是「灰尘,粉末,灰烬」; 但盖尔语 spong「火绒」也曾被提出(比较 spunk「火绒,火种」,1580年代)。
Noun (1) origin unknown Noun (2) perhaps alteration of spunk
The first known use of punk was circa 1575
punt1 of 4noun
a long narrow flat-bottomed boat with square ends usually pushed along with a pole
punt2 of 4verb
to propel (as a punt) with a pole
punt3 of 4verb
to kick a football before it touches the ground when dropped from the hands
punt4 of 4noun
the act or an instance of punting a ball
punt1 of 4noun
a long narrow flat-bottomed boat with square ends usually pushed along with a pole
punt2 of 4verb
to propel (as a punt) with a pole
punt3 of 4verb
to kick a football before it touches the ground when dropped from the hands
punt4 of 4noun
the act or an instance of punting a ball
punnoun
the humorous use of a word in such a way as to suggest different meanings or of words having the same sound but different meanings
punnoun
the humorous use of a word in such a way as to suggest different meanings or of words having the same sound but different meanings
punk1 of 2noun
a petty gangster or hoodlum
punk rock
a punk rock musician
a person who wears punk styles
punk2 of 2adjective
very poor in quality
played a punk game
being in poor health
feeling punk today
of or relating to punk rock
relating to or being a style (as of clothing or hair) first inspired by punk rock
punk1 of 2noun
a petty gangster or hoodlum
punk rock
a punk rock musician
a person who wears punk styles
punk2 of 2adjective
very poor in quality
played a punk game
being in poor health
feeling punk today
of or relating to punk rock
relating to or being a style (as of clothing or hair) first inspired by punk rock
1 “Bernie? Last night some punks broke into the store and cleaned me out of rifles, half my handguns, and all the rest of my ammo!”
2 He kept calling me a punk and tried to get me down.
3 In any event, there are few things less "punk" than a rock opera.
无论如何,没有比摇滚歌剧更具有朋克精神的音乐了。
4 He woulda done anything for this little punk, and I feel like I owe him one.
5 He had an endless supply and an insatiable appetite for punk music.
6 In the 1970 s, groups played hard rock and punk music, instead.
而到了70年代, 乐队开始演奏重金属和朋克音乐.
7 It’s this xerox magazine about punk rock and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
8 But this punk still had to answer to her mom.
9 For the punk rock band that is noisy , because it means I can hear.
朋克乐队吵翻了天--那意味着我听力不错.
10 We thought about teachers who might have been goth, or punk, or hippie when they were in high school, and wondered what it was that had drained them of all their flavor and fun.
11 She smiled, clearly in pain, then said to Moss, “You realize how punk rock I look, right?”
12 “And you shouldn’t be, either. You watch what happens on Monday. If Antoine keeps his word, two punks are gonna have new attitudes, right around three o’clock.”
13 For getting us kicked out of school, punk.
14 “Raymond Pettibon. He’s most famous for his paintings of surfers, but I like his spirals. He was a punk musician before he became an artist. He was in Black Flag before it was Black Flag.”
15 You know, I'm hooked to punk music these days.
知道吗,我最近迷上了鬅克音乐。
16 “You better not punk out on me,” she says.
17 A 4 geek and a 5 punk all rolled into one.
集怪胎与朋克于一身。
18 “I know it’s not punk to be scared...but I’m scared.”
19 Hey, PUNK, Don says, emphasizing punk, pushing you to the ground and stepping on your backpack.
20 If they were all punk rockers with pink Mohawks and multiple piercings—maybe with one chess club geek thrown in—he could make that work.
1 朽木
4 糟糕的
cotton-picking poor terrible painful shocking miserable dire vile villainous abominable woeful crummy damnable execrable Nice grim lousy lamentable wack
7 无价值
cottonpickin' bad cheap refuse invalid null worthless bum pathetic barren unworthy paltry measly trashy crummy tinny feckless valueless scummy misbegotten good-for-nothing nugatory no-account fustian picayune rubbishy catchpenny chaffy drossy unworthily sorrily nothingness naught insignificance unworthiness nullity nowt nothing go for nothing good for nothing of no value cheap as dirt duff naff piffling little useless idle hollow vain vile flimsy Dud poxy vanity unimportance nullify not much chop for the birds no-good puckeroo stramineous light sorry nowhere bare peanut crap straw dusty crappy queer careless shitty jazzy frothy slushy leaden riffraff frippery schlub rinky-dink twopenny thriftless footling unvalued footle bastardly indign pistareen cotton-picking up to putty no chop not worth a cracker blow on
8 废话
fiddle-de-dee tosh COD squit malarkey crud poppycock tommyrot stuff wind shit trash crap garbage cock rubbish blah bullshit fudge rhubarb pap mouthwash cobbler bilge gibberish tripe verbiage hogwash yammer claptrap hokum palaver codswallop blarney flimflam trumpery flummery haver taradiddle twaddle stuff and nonsense
9 干朽木
10 新手
beginner rabbit rookie dub novice newcomer newbie cadet neophyte tyro the new kid on the block recruit apprentice tenderfoot fresh abecedarian first-of-May buckwheater freshperson student fish freshman cub colt rook gremlin kook greeny rube heeler greenhorn greenie punker scut youngling cheechako
11 朋克摇滚乐
13 低劣
under bad common cheap evil hedge scrub skinny infamous inferior shabby sleazy duff scrubby ornery tatty chintzy third-rate scabbed tin-pot poverty mean humble depressed coarse shitty gummy trashy one-eyed mucky debased gook meanness sleaze no class
14 无价值的
cottonpickin' bad cheap refuse invalid null worthless bum pathetic barren unworthy paltry measly trashy crummy tinny feckless valueless scummy misbegotten good-for-nothing nugatory no-account fustian picayune rubbishy catchpenny chaffy drossy good for nothing cheap as dirt duff naff piffling little useless idle hollow vain vile flimsy Dud naught poxy nothing for the birds no-good puckeroo stramineous light sorry nowhere bare peanut crap straw dusty crappy queer careless shitty jazzy frothy slushy leaden riffraff frippery schlub rinky-dink twopenny thriftless footling unvalued footle bastardly indign pistareen cotton-picking not worth a cracker
15 废物
recremental recrementitious refuse junk rubbishy recrement stuff waste shit RIP trash crap scrap garbage rubbish crumb raffle scum muck tripe offal dreck no-good wastrel good-for-nothing offscourings offscouring trashery sordes dud litter bum chaff gash detritus waster dross schlock sullage bodgie pants dog truck wash soup breeze salvage rubble crock feces wastage tailing riffraff trumpery dreg dead wood waste products tat gubbins draff spilth rejectamenta wank clamjamfry good-for-naught offscum mampara pack soil rip gadget lumber tack bastard ruck runt deadwood gook bim ratbag guck potato-head a spare prick
16 小阿飞
20 无用的
unprevalent waste negative unnecessary useless idle unwanted needless worthless futile dud fruitless trashy impotent feckless ne'er-do-well good-for-nothing nugatory bootless thriftless excrescent piffling wimpish chaffy unprevailing no-good recrementitious no-dice dead refuse straw wasted unworthy sleeveless unprofitable ineffectual unworkable crusted valueless brain-dead unserviceable inexpert limp-wristed otiose footling inutile losel unuseful orra crocky us naught
21 朋克摇滚乐师
22 低劣的
under bad common cheap evil hedge scrub skinny infamous inferior shabby sleazy duff scrubby ornery tatty chintzy third-rate scabbed tin-pot mean humble depressed coarse shitty gummy trashy one-eyed mucky debased gook no class
27 无用
unprevalent waste negative unnecessary useless idle unwanted needless worthless futile dud fruitless trashy impotent feckless ne'er-do-well good-for-nothing nugatory bootless thriftless excrescent piffling wimpish chaffy unprevailing uselessly fruitlessly unhelpfully futility uselessness disutility paralyze go for nothing of no use do no good no-good recrementitious no-dice dead refuse straw wasted unworthy sleeveless unprofitable ineffectual unworkable crusted valueless brain-dead unserviceable inexpert limp-wristed otiose footling inutile losel unuseful orra crocky us vanity naught beggar not much chop
29 不适当的
wrong inappropriate inadequate insufficient improper incompetent unfit indecent unwise inept incongruous untoward unbecoming inopportune unsuited incongruent impertinent ill-considered incommensurate inexpedient inapt infelicitous malapropos unapt uncalled for
30 小伙子
guy boy youth fellow jack pup lad chap jockey bugger sprig shaver loon bub bo laddie bucko stripling chappy chappie chiel hobbledehoy shaveling gossoon
32 腐木
33 小混混
35 妓女
poll pickup baggage prostitute whore slut tramp drab hustler harlot chippy bawd polecat harlotry moll trollop strumpet cocotte poule trull slattern floosie hetaira demimondaine street-walker public woman sporting girl lady of easy virtue sex worker call girl party girl whorish tarty ass-peddler flatbacker model dog girl bag pro screw hook hack tomato bat brass scrub bunny cruiser tart blister moose shank hooker trot ho filth muff slag loon forty-four fille girlie tootsie scupper floozy streetwalker Moll razzle-dazzle bim Cyprian flossy puta quean pross Paphian hooer blowen gooh G-girl chank prosty a woman of the town a piece of trade get a hustle on
38 无经验的年轻人
39 无用之物
40 糟糕
cotton-picking poor terrible painful shocking miserable dire vile villainous abominable woeful crummy damnable execrable poorly terribly awfully miserably woefully atrociously abominably help dash shucks horror extremity badness wretchedness awfulness vileness poorness Nice grim lousy lamentable wack zap make shipwreck of
44 不适当
wrong inappropriate inadequate insufficient improper incompetent unfit indecent unwise inept incongruous untoward unbecoming inopportune unsuited incongruent impertinent ill-considered incommensurate inexpedient inapt infelicitous malapropos unapt amiss unseemly inexpedience incompetence insufficiency inadequacy impropriety ineptitude indecency impertinence incorrectness inaptitude indispose uncalled for
46 阿飞
47 劣质
49 劣品
50 无聊东西
51 劣质的