rock'n'roll

英 [ˈrɒknˈrəʊl]

美 [ˈrɑkənˈroʊl]

网络  摇滚乐; 摇滚; 摇滚音乐; 摇滚唱法; 摇滚舞

英英释义

noun

• a genre of popular music originating in the 1950s
  1. rock is a generic term for the range of styles that evolved out of rock'n'roll.
  Synonym:rock 'n' rollrock-and-rollrock and rollrockrock music

双语例句

• You're my doll, rock'n'roll.
  你是我的洋娃娃，摇摇滚滚。
• Actually, I'm strictly into rock'n'roll.
  说实在，我只对摇滚乐有兴趣。
• Rock'n'roll had entered a period of stasis.
  摇滚乐已经进入了一个停滞期。
• Rock'n'roll musicians were among the first to wear tattoos as a way to rebel against society's rules.
  摇滚音乐家是最早纹身的，他们把这种行为视为对社会规则的反抗。
• His rock'n'roll fantasy during his last year in law school.
  在法学院的最后一年里，他就开始实践他的摇滚梦了。
• Throughout "Rock'n'Roll" music is never mere entertainment.
  自始至终，摇滚乐从来不仅仅是娱乐。
• Carlos wanted to play what he heard on the radio: rock'n'roll.
  他想演奏他从收音机里听到的音乐：摇滚乐。
• The old-timers take objection to modern music, such as rap, rock'n'roll, and heavy metal.
  上年纪的人对现代音乐像说唱、摇滚音乐和重金属摇滚乐等持反对意见。
• When rock'n'roll first appeared, many people described it as the music of the antichrist.
  当摇滚乐最初出现的时候，许多人将其称之为反基督的音乐。
• It rapidly became apparent that rock'n'roll was a very broad church indeed.
  摇滚乐实际无所不包，这一点很快就显而易见了。