punk

n.

庞克（一种摇滚乐，自70年代末期起流行，是对传统的反叛）；年轻无知的人；妓女；无聊人物（或东西）

adj.

没价值的，低劣的；庞克风格；

复数：punks

punk rock朋客摇滚乐

1. The punk look is back in fashion this year.
   今年鬅客摇滚乐手的装扮又时兴起来。
2. I just can't relate to (ie appreciate) punk music.
   我对鬅客摇滚音乐简直一窍不通。

1. The punk look is back in fashion this year.
   今年鬅客摇滚乐手的装扮又时兴起来。

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