hip hop
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈhip hop, hip-hop noun [uncountable] 1. APMa type of popular dance music with a regular heavy beat and spoken words 嘻哈乐〔节奏强烈、说唱形式的一种流行伴舞音乐〕 → rap2. a type of popular culture that began among young African-Americans in big cities, which includes hip hop music, dancing, and graffiti art 嘻哈文化〔包括嘻哈乐、舞蹈和涂鸦艺术〕
Examples from the Corpus
hip hop• The truly exciting prospect, though, is workwear taking it a stage beyond its booming club and hip hop customer base.• With support from Neneh Cherry's management, they are working on an album combining ragga, soul and hip hop.• The current hip hop aesthetic, as displayed by the music of Salt-N-Pepa.• For the seriously down hip hop homie only at £15.• In fact, hip hop and body pop aren't so much concerned with pure aggression as with survival.• Are these just bad vibes and sour grapes or is hip hop just too naughty by nature for the mainstream?• On or off-screen, there's no difference between him and the capital's hip hop homeboys.• Tizer is sponsoring hip hop gigs.ˈhip hop nounChineseSyllable
a with type Corpus of popular dance music
hip hop
ˈhip hop
, hip-hop noun [uncountable]
1. a type of popular dance music with a regular heavy beat and spoken words ⇨ rap
2. a type of popular culture that began among young African-Americans in big cities, which includes hip hop music, dancing, and graffiti art
ˈhip hop
, hip-hop noun [uncountable]1. a type of popular dance music with a regular heavy beat and spoken words ⇨ rap
2. a type of popular culture that began among young African-Americans in big cities, which includes hip hop music, dancing, and graffiti art