skiffle
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++skif·fle /ˈskɪfəl/ noun [uncountable] especially British English APMa type of popular music played in the 1950s and often using instruments made by the musicians themselves 噪音爵士乐，史基佛音乐〔20 世纪 50 年代的一种流行音乐，其乐器常由演奏者自制〕
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skiffle• This is like releasing a skiffle compilation without Lonnie Donegan.• It was a skiffle group basically.• The golden weddings and stories of handbell ringers and emergent skiffle groups were getting a bit tame, by comparison.• It was coming towards the tail-end of skiffle then, and all my mates had guitars.skif·fle nounChineseSyllable
in played of the a popular music type Corpus
skiffle
skif‧fle /ˈskɪfəl/
noun [uncountable] especially British English
a type of popular music played in the 1950s and often using instruments made by the musicians themselves
skif‧fle /ˈskɪfəl/
noun [uncountable] especially British Englisha type of popular music played in the 1950s and often using instruments made by the musicians themselves