Definition of folkish in English:

folkish

adjective ˈfəʊkɪʃˈfōkiSH

1Characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture.
具有普通百姓（或传统文化）特点的
folkish humour
朴实的幽默。
Example sentencesExamples
- I found two hero stones influenced by classical art, as good as any of the pediments in Halebid, while two others were folkish.
- Meanwhile, a powerful folkish strain could be enjoyed at the Barbican.
- So I decided against fussiness, and went for an almost folkish skirt to mid calf, strappy heeled sandals and a lacy bodice-style top.
- The latter is straightforward, with a folkish simplicity.
- However, there is a folkish charm to this vessel that gives it a unique appeal.
- Only the Municipal Museum welcomes visitors with folkish displays of utensils and majolica.
2Relating to or resembling folk music.
（有关，类似）民间音乐的；（有关，类似）民歌手的
the most conventionally folkish number on the album
歌曲集中最具民间音乐特色的一首。
Example sentencesExamples
- There was plenty of jaunty energy in the folkish Intermezzo, enriched by bare fourths and fifths.
- There's a yearning, folkish sound to the simple guitar part, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell; his eyes close as he sings, absorbed in the tune.
- In the 1990s, the influence of Western pop music and of new native pop music in a folkish style, played on the accordion, became apparent.
- Still, Boomerang Shoes is an utterly agreeable collection of folkish pop songs, one that warrants keeping an eye out for future endeavors.
- For his part, James gave the songs a hearty, more traditionally folkish treatment; he played and sang beautifully, but not quite beautifully enough.
- A tripping, folkish vocal stitched to a coruscating harmony produces an endlessly pleasant bump that has simplicity written all over it.
- His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists.
- MacDonald played and sang any requests that the patrons dolled out, provided they were in line with his theme of upbeat folkish music.
- Within this sacred space, all aesthetic forms attain equal value: the ‘throw away ditty’ has in the end as much ‘integrity and gravity’ as the ‘beautiful folkish song.’
- At times the music sounds almost folkish, despite the apparently entirely electronic nature of its production.
- With many European metal bands not choosing to incorporate folkish melodies, there existed a lacuna waiting to be filled.
- Heady lyrics, set to folkish classical lilt, sung vibrantly by Kalapini Komkali, Shruti Sadolikar, Bela Shende or Hariharan cast spells.
- More folkish than previous songs, with gentle guitar plucking in the background, it's a great song, but Lennox's vocals are, perhaps, too well known.
- The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album.
- Tracks like ‘Ganja’ are perhaps more frivolous, while folkish songs like ‘Miss Me My Dear’ are more earnest and musically sparse.
- After a folkish debut record and a jazzy sophomore outing, Cullen has truly found her voice on her third album, Uneven Hill.

Definition of folkish in US English:

folkish

adjectiveˈfōkiSH

1Characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture.
具有普通百姓（或传统文化）特点的
folkish humor
朴实的幽默。
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, a powerful folkish strain could be enjoyed at the Barbican.
- However, there is a folkish charm to this vessel that gives it a unique appeal.
- The latter is straightforward, with a folkish simplicity.
- I found two hero stones influenced by classical art, as good as any of the pediments in Halebid, while two others were folkish.
- Only the Municipal Museum welcomes visitors with folkish displays of utensils and majolica.
- So I decided against fussiness, and went for an almost folkish skirt to mid calf, strappy heeled sandals and a lacy bodice-style top.
1. 1.1 Relating to or like folk music or folk singers.
  （有关，类似）民间音乐的；（有关，类似）民歌手的
  the most conventionally folkish number on the album
  歌曲集中最具民间音乐特色的一首。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album.
  Still, Boomerang Shoes is an utterly agreeable collection of folkish pop songs, one that warrants keeping an eye out for future endeavors.
  With many European metal bands not choosing to incorporate folkish melodies, there existed a lacuna waiting to be filled.
  Tracks like ‘Ganja’ are perhaps more frivolous, while folkish songs like ‘Miss Me My Dear’ are more earnest and musically sparse.
  There's a yearning, folkish sound to the simple guitar part, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell; his eyes close as he sings, absorbed in the tune.
  There was plenty of jaunty energy in the folkish Intermezzo, enriched by bare fourths and fifths.
  After a folkish debut record and a jazzy sophomore outing, Cullen has truly found her voice on her third album, Uneven Hill.
  MacDonald played and sang any requests that the patrons dolled out, provided they were in line with his theme of upbeat folkish music.
  More folkish than previous songs, with gentle guitar plucking in the background, it's a great song, but Lennox's vocals are, perhaps, too well known.
  At times the music sounds almost folkish, despite the apparently entirely electronic nature of its production.
  Heady lyrics, set to folkish classical lilt, sung vibrantly by Kalapini Komkali, Shruti Sadolikar, Bela Shende or Hariharan cast spells.
  Within this sacred space, all aesthetic forms attain equal value: the ‘throw away ditty’ has in the end as much ‘integrity and gravity’ as the ‘beautiful folkish song.’
  A tripping, folkish vocal stitched to a coruscating harmony produces an endlessly pleasant bump that has simplicity written all over it.
  In the 1990s, the influence of Western pop music and of new native pop music in a folkish style, played on the accordion, became apparent.
  For his part, James gave the songs a hearty, more traditionally folkish treatment; he played and sang beautifully, but not quite beautifully enough.
  His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists.

单词	folkish
释义	Definition of folkish in English: folkish adjective ˈfəʊkɪʃˈfōkiSH 1Characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture. 具有普通百姓（或传统文化）特点的 folkish humour 朴实的幽默。 Example sentencesExamples I found two hero stones influenced by classical art, as good as any of the pediments in Halebid, while two others were folkish. Meanwhile, a powerful folkish strain could be enjoyed at the Barbican. So I decided against fussiness, and went for an almost folkish skirt to mid calf, strappy heeled sandals and a lacy bodice-style top. The latter is straightforward, with a folkish simplicity. However, there is a folkish charm to this vessel that gives it a unique appeal. Only the Municipal Museum welcomes visitors with folkish displays of utensils and majolica. 2Relating to or resembling folk music. （有关，类似）民间音乐的；（有关，类似）民歌手的 the most conventionally folkish number on the album 歌曲集中最具民间音乐特色的一首。 Example sentencesExamples There was plenty of jaunty energy in the folkish Intermezzo, enriched by bare fourths and fifths. There's a yearning, folkish sound to the simple guitar part, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell; his eyes close as he sings, absorbed in the tune. In the 1990s, the influence of Western pop music and of new native pop music in a folkish style, played on the accordion, became apparent. Still, Boomerang Shoes is an utterly agreeable collection of folkish pop songs, one that warrants keeping an eye out for future endeavors. For his part, James gave the songs a hearty, more traditionally folkish treatment; he played and sang beautifully, but not quite beautifully enough. A tripping, folkish vocal stitched to a coruscating harmony produces an endlessly pleasant bump that has simplicity written all over it. His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists. MacDonald played and sang any requests that the patrons dolled out, provided they were in line with his theme of upbeat folkish music. Within this sacred space, all aesthetic forms attain equal value: the ‘throw away ditty’ has in the end as much ‘integrity and gravity’ as the ‘beautiful folkish song.’ At times the music sounds almost folkish, despite the apparently entirely electronic nature of its production. With many European metal bands not choosing to incorporate folkish melodies, there existed a lacuna waiting to be filled. Heady lyrics, set to folkish classical lilt, sung vibrantly by Kalapini Komkali, Shruti Sadolikar, Bela Shende or Hariharan cast spells. More folkish than previous songs, with gentle guitar plucking in the background, it's a great song, but Lennox's vocals are, perhaps, too well known. The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album. Tracks like ‘Ganja’ are perhaps more frivolous, while folkish songs like ‘Miss Me My Dear’ are more earnest and musically sparse. After a folkish debut record and a jazzy sophomore outing, Cullen has truly found her voice on her third album, Uneven Hill. Definition of folkish in US English: folkish adjectiveˈfōkiSH 1Characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture. 具有普通百姓（或传统文化）特点的 folkish humor 朴实的幽默。 Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, a powerful folkish strain could be enjoyed at the Barbican. However, there is a folkish charm to this vessel that gives it a unique appeal. The latter is straightforward, with a folkish simplicity. I found two hero stones influenced by classical art, as good as any of the pediments in Halebid, while two others were folkish. Only the Municipal Museum welcomes visitors with folkish displays of utensils and majolica. So I decided against fussiness, and went for an almost folkish skirt to mid calf, strappy heeled sandals and a lacy bodice-style top. 1.1 Relating to or like folk music or folk singers. （有关，类似）民间音乐的；（有关，类似）民歌手的 the most conventionally folkish number on the album 歌曲集中最具民间音乐特色的一首。 Example sentencesExamples The trio hail from Montreal and a wonderfully quaint almost folkish tinge subtly permeates the album. Still, Boomerang Shoes is an utterly agreeable collection of folkish pop songs, one that warrants keeping an eye out for future endeavors. With many European metal bands not choosing to incorporate folkish melodies, there existed a lacuna waiting to be filled. Tracks like ‘Ganja’ are perhaps more frivolous, while folkish songs like ‘Miss Me My Dear’ are more earnest and musically sparse. There's a yearning, folkish sound to the simple guitar part, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell; his eyes close as he sings, absorbed in the tune. There was plenty of jaunty energy in the folkish Intermezzo, enriched by bare fourths and fifths. After a folkish debut record and a jazzy sophomore outing, Cullen has truly found her voice on her third album, Uneven Hill. MacDonald played and sang any requests that the patrons dolled out, provided they were in line with his theme of upbeat folkish music. More folkish than previous songs, with gentle guitar plucking in the background, it's a great song, but Lennox's vocals are, perhaps, too well known. At times the music sounds almost folkish, despite the apparently entirely electronic nature of its production. Heady lyrics, set to folkish classical lilt, sung vibrantly by Kalapini Komkali, Shruti Sadolikar, Bela Shende or Hariharan cast spells. Within this sacred space, all aesthetic forms attain equal value: the ‘throw away ditty’ has in the end as much ‘integrity and gravity’ as the ‘beautiful folkish song.’ A tripping, folkish vocal stitched to a coruscating harmony produces an endlessly pleasant bump that has simplicity written all over it. In the 1990s, the influence of Western pop music and of new native pop music in a folkish style, played on the accordion, became apparent. For his part, James gave the songs a hearty, more traditionally folkish treatment; he played and sang beautifully, but not quite beautifully enough. His own compositions are mostly fragmented, mournful affairs, stuffed with bursts of folkish melodies and oblique twists.
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