Definition of Britpop in English:

Britpop

noun ˈbrɪtpɒpˈbrɪtpɑp

mass noun

British pop music of the mid 1990s that was typically influenced by the Beatles and other British groups of the 1960s and perceived as a reaction against American grunge music.
英式摇滚乐（20世纪90年代中期一组关系松散的英国乐队创作的流行音乐，主要受20世纪60年代披头士等英国乐队的影响，被视为对美国蹩脚摇滚乐的回应）
as modifier Britpop bands
Example sentencesExamples
- The roots of this band stretch deep into the soil of Britpop and indie rock as we now know it.
- They boast a wide repertoire from Bob Dylan to John Lennon to more recent Britpop such as The Verve, Oasis and Radiohead.
- Being Britpop's longest-running band, it's a shame James doesn't get more respect.
- Let's remember them now, as we salute the decade of grunge, superclubs and Britpop.
- The Super Furry Animals emerged as a breath of fresh air in 1995, just as Britpop was gasping its last.
- James was the band's party-glamour-boy in Britpop's heyday.
- She has a good voice, but Keys is an exponent of nu-soul, urban music's equivalent of Britpop.
- Regardless, this album showcases one of the most promising vocal talents in (dare I say it) Britpop today.
- Singer Rupert Browne spent his teens in London, witnessing first hand the peak years of Britpop, drum'n'bass and techno.
- It is a lively hybrid of Britpop and Indie Rock that contains many arresting tunes.
- No, he just has to perpetuate that pathetic myth that Britpop was some kind of idyllic golden age for British music.
- That'll soon change if she keeps listening to Britpop's answer to Leonard Cohen.
- We travel to America with Blur, Britpop's finest, bloodied but unbowed.
- The last time the pop scene felt this fun was in the mid-Nineties, with Britpop, when rockers acted like pop kids and vice versa.
- The most interesting figures in any movement are often the ones who turn up on the fringes, and Britpop was no exception.
- Blur rebounded from a grim American trek by inventing Britpop on Modern Life Is Rubbish.
- Certain years can be pinpointed as the birth of dance music, the death of grunge or the year that Britpop broke.
- As with Britpop and Grunge in years past and now with Garage Punk Rock and Nu Metal, a new fad will appear.
- The 1990s brought a trend, especially in dance music and Britpop, for all kinds of ‘old technology’.
- As someone widely credited with being a major influence on Britpop, Andy had it right.

Definition of Britpop in US English:

Britpop

nounˈbritpäpˈbrɪtpɑp

Pop music by a loose affiliation of British groups of the mid 1990s, typically influenced by the Beatles and other British groups of the 1960s and perceived as a reaction against American grunge music.
英式摇滚乐（20世纪90年代中期一组关系松散的英国乐队创作的流行音乐，主要受20世纪60年代披头士等英国乐队的影响，被视为对美国蹩脚摇滚乐的回应）
as modifier Britpop bands
Example sentencesExamples
- They boast a wide repertoire from Bob Dylan to John Lennon to more recent Britpop such as The Verve, Oasis and Radiohead.
- As with Britpop and Grunge in years past and now with Garage Punk Rock and Nu Metal, a new fad will appear.
- Singer Rupert Browne spent his teens in London, witnessing first hand the peak years of Britpop, drum'n'bass and techno.
- We travel to America with Blur, Britpop's finest, bloodied but unbowed.
- The Super Furry Animals emerged as a breath of fresh air in 1995, just as Britpop was gasping its last.
- She has a good voice, but Keys is an exponent of nu-soul, urban music's equivalent of Britpop.
- Regardless, this album showcases one of the most promising vocal talents in (dare I say it) Britpop today.
- Being Britpop's longest-running band, it's a shame James doesn't get more respect.
- The roots of this band stretch deep into the soil of Britpop and indie rock as we now know it.
- Let's remember them now, as we salute the decade of grunge, superclubs and Britpop.
- As someone widely credited with being a major influence on Britpop, Andy had it right.
- The most interesting figures in any movement are often the ones who turn up on the fringes, and Britpop was no exception.
- That'll soon change if she keeps listening to Britpop's answer to Leonard Cohen.
- Certain years can be pinpointed as the birth of dance music, the death of grunge or the year that Britpop broke.
- The 1990s brought a trend, especially in dance music and Britpop, for all kinds of ‘old technology’.
- No, he just has to perpetuate that pathetic myth that Britpop was some kind of idyllic golden age for British music.
- The last time the pop scene felt this fun was in the mid-Nineties, with Britpop, when rockers acted like pop kids and vice versa.
- Blur rebounded from a grim American trek by inventing Britpop on Modern Life Is Rubbish.
- It is a lively hybrid of Britpop and Indie Rock that contains many arresting tunes.
- James was the band's party-glamour-boy in Britpop's heyday.

单词	Britpop
释义	Definition of Britpop in English: Britpop noun ˈbrɪtpɒpˈbrɪtpɑp mass noun British pop music of the mid 1990s that was typically influenced by the Beatles and other British groups of the 1960s and perceived as a reaction against American grunge music. 英式摇滚乐（20世纪90年代中期一组关系松散的英国乐队创作的流行音乐，主要受20世纪60年代披头士等英国乐队的影响，被视为对美国蹩脚摇滚乐的回应） as modifier Britpop bands Example sentencesExamples The roots of this band stretch deep into the soil of Britpop and indie rock as we now know it. They boast a wide repertoire from Bob Dylan to John Lennon to more recent Britpop such as The Verve, Oasis and Radiohead. Being Britpop's longest-running band, it's a shame James doesn't get more respect. Let's remember them now, as we salute the decade of grunge, superclubs and Britpop. The Super Furry Animals emerged as a breath of fresh air in 1995, just as Britpop was gasping its last. James was the band's party-glamour-boy in Britpop's heyday. She has a good voice, but Keys is an exponent of nu-soul, urban music's equivalent of Britpop. Regardless, this album showcases one of the most promising vocal talents in (dare I say it) Britpop today. Singer Rupert Browne spent his teens in London, witnessing first hand the peak years of Britpop, drum'n'bass and techno. It is a lively hybrid of Britpop and Indie Rock that contains many arresting tunes. No, he just has to perpetuate that pathetic myth that Britpop was some kind of idyllic golden age for British music. That'll soon change if she keeps listening to Britpop's answer to Leonard Cohen. We travel to America with Blur, Britpop's finest, bloodied but unbowed. The last time the pop scene felt this fun was in the mid-Nineties, with Britpop, when rockers acted like pop kids and vice versa. The most interesting figures in any movement are often the ones who turn up on the fringes, and Britpop was no exception. Blur rebounded from a grim American trek by inventing Britpop on Modern Life Is Rubbish. Certain years can be pinpointed as the birth of dance music, the death of grunge or the year that Britpop broke. As with Britpop and Grunge in years past and now with Garage Punk Rock and Nu Metal, a new fad will appear. The 1990s brought a trend, especially in dance music and Britpop, for all kinds of ‘old technology’. As someone widely credited with being a major influence on Britpop, Andy had it right. Definition of Britpop in US English: Britpop nounˈbritpäpˈbrɪtpɑp Pop music by a loose affiliation of British groups of the mid 1990s, typically influenced by the Beatles and other British groups of the 1960s and perceived as a reaction against American grunge music. 英式摇滚乐（20世纪90年代中期一组关系松散的英国乐队创作的流行音乐，主要受20世纪60年代披头士等英国乐队的影响，被视为对美国蹩脚摇滚乐的回应） as modifier Britpop bands Example sentencesExamples They boast a wide repertoire from Bob Dylan to John Lennon to more recent Britpop such as The Verve, Oasis and Radiohead. As with Britpop and Grunge in years past and now with Garage Punk Rock and Nu Metal, a new fad will appear. Singer Rupert Browne spent his teens in London, witnessing first hand the peak years of Britpop, drum'n'bass and techno. We travel to America with Blur, Britpop's finest, bloodied but unbowed. The Super Furry Animals emerged as a breath of fresh air in 1995, just as Britpop was gasping its last. She has a good voice, but Keys is an exponent of nu-soul, urban music's equivalent of Britpop. Regardless, this album showcases one of the most promising vocal talents in (dare I say it) Britpop today. Being Britpop's longest-running band, it's a shame James doesn't get more respect. The roots of this band stretch deep into the soil of Britpop and indie rock as we now know it. Let's remember them now, as we salute the decade of grunge, superclubs and Britpop. As someone widely credited with being a major influence on Britpop, Andy had it right. The most interesting figures in any movement are often the ones who turn up on the fringes, and Britpop was no exception. That'll soon change if she keeps listening to Britpop's answer to Leonard Cohen. Certain years can be pinpointed as the birth of dance music, the death of grunge or the year that Britpop broke. The 1990s brought a trend, especially in dance music and Britpop, for all kinds of ‘old technology’. No, he just has to perpetuate that pathetic myth that Britpop was some kind of idyllic golden age for British music. The last time the pop scene felt this fun was in the mid-Nineties, with Britpop, when rockers acted like pop kids and vice versa. Blur rebounded from a grim American trek by inventing Britpop on Modern Life Is Rubbish. It is a lively hybrid of Britpop and Indie Rock that contains many arresting tunes. James was the band's party-glamour-boy in Britpop's heyday.
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