Definition of J-pop in English:

J-pop

noun

mass noun

Japanese pop music.
a local quartet that plays a delicious blend of J-pop and noisy blaring rock
as modifier a J-pop star
Example sentencesExamples
- I followed J-pop quite a bit when I was in college, but I don't listen to it as much these days.
- There's plenty of old school and funk, but there's even some Motown soul, swing, Japanese rap, reggae, J-pop, samba and early electronica.
- Some kind of J-pop blared through the speakers the hotel had set up in the ballroom.
- Unlike the West, where radio has traditionally played the primary role in the promotion of popular music, television is J-pop's natural medium.
- And the truth is that despite the ban on J-pop, Japanese music sells well in South Korea, albeit as a pirate product.

Definition of J-pop in US English:

J-pop

noun

Japanese pop music.
a local quartet that plays a delicious blend of J-pop and noisy blaring rock
as modifier a J-pop star
Example sentencesExamples
- And the truth is that despite the ban on J-pop, Japanese music sells well in South Korea, albeit as a pirate product.
- Some kind of J-pop blared through the speakers the hotel had set up in the ballroom.
- I followed J-pop quite a bit when I was in college, but I don't listen to it as much these days.
- Unlike the West, where radio has traditionally played the primary role in the promotion of popular music, television is J-pop's natural medium.
- There's plenty of old school and funk, but there's even some Motown soul, swing, Japanese rap, reggae, J-pop, samba and early electronica.

单词	J-pop
释义	Definition of J-pop in English: J-pop noun mass noun Japanese pop music. a local quartet that plays a delicious blend of J-pop and noisy blaring rock as modifier a J-pop star Example sentencesExamples I followed J-pop quite a bit when I was in college, but I don't listen to it as much these days. There's plenty of old school and funk, but there's even some Motown soul, swing, Japanese rap, reggae, J-pop, samba and early electronica. Some kind of J-pop blared through the speakers the hotel had set up in the ballroom. Unlike the West, where radio has traditionally played the primary role in the promotion of popular music, television is J-pop's natural medium. And the truth is that despite the ban on J-pop, Japanese music sells well in South Korea, albeit as a pirate product. Definition of J-pop in US English: J-pop noun Japanese pop music. a local quartet that plays a delicious blend of J-pop and noisy blaring rock as modifier a J-pop star Example sentencesExamples And the truth is that despite the ban on J-pop, Japanese music sells well in South Korea, albeit as a pirate product. Some kind of J-pop blared through the speakers the hotel had set up in the ballroom. I followed J-pop quite a bit when I was in college, but I don't listen to it as much these days. Unlike the West, where radio has traditionally played the primary role in the promotion of popular music, television is J-pop's natural medium. There's plenty of old school and funk, but there's even some Motown soul, swing, Japanese rap, reggae, J-pop, samba and early electronica.
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