英语词汇“rude boy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rude boy n. (a) (originally and chiefly Jamaican) any of a class of unemployed black youths inhabiting the poorer areas of Jamaica and typically seen as indolent and apt to commit petty crimes; a comparable youth in another society; (b) (with reference to such youths as a frequent subject of ska lyrics) a member of the subculture associated with ska, esp. in Britain.

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the mind > goodness and badness > inferiority or baseness > ruffianly conduct > ruffian > [noun] > young > in Jamaica

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1967 Caribbean Q. Sept. 39 Rude bwoy is that person, native, who is totally disenchanted with the ruling system; who generally is descended from the ‘African’ elements in the lower class... Rude bwoys are largely centred in those urban areas that suffer from chronic depression.

1975 Globe & Mail (Toronto) 11 June 3/1 The rude boys, rudies or just plain rudes are the street corner toughs, hustlers, petty thieves and dealers in ganja (marijuana).

1976 D. Hebdige in S. Hall & T. Jefferson Resistance through Rituals 152 The exotica of Rastafarianism provided distractive screens behind which the rude boy culture could pursue its own devious devices unhindered and unseen.

1980 N.Y. Rocker Mar. ‘Rude Boy’, nothing—Dammers is single-handedly reviving the classic ‘Ed Norton look’ for the early '80s.

2000 L. Bradley Bass Culture (2001) ix. 185 That's when the rude-boy era start[ed], and to many people it was like some sort of Robin Hood situation, with the rudies standing up for the oppressed.

2010 Thanet Times (Nexis) 10 Aug. 21 Finally, the act every fez-wearing rude boy had come to see, ska legends Madness hit the stage.

单词	rude boy
释义	> as lemmas rude boy rude boy n. (a) (originally and chiefly Jamaican) any of a class of unemployed black youths inhabiting the poorer areas of Jamaica and typically seen as indolent and apt to commit petty crimes; a comparable youth in another society; (b) (with reference to such youths as a frequent subject of ska lyrics) a member of the subculture associated with ska, esp. in Britain. ΘΚΠ the mind > goodness and badness > inferiority or baseness > ruffianly conduct > ruffian > [noun] > young > in Jamaica rude boy1967 rudie1967 rude1975 1967 Caribbean Q. Sept. 39 Rude bwoy is that person, native, who is totally disenchanted with the ruling system; who generally is descended from the ‘African’ elements in the lower class... Rude bwoys are largely centred in those urban areas that suffer from chronic depression. 1975 Globe & Mail (Toronto) 11 June 3/1 The rude boys, rudies or just plain rudes are the street corner toughs, hustlers, petty thieves and dealers in ganja (marijuana). 1976 D. Hebdige in S. Hall & T. Jefferson Resistance through Rituals 152 The exotica of Rastafarianism provided distractive screens behind which the rude boy culture could pursue its own devious devices unhindered and unseen. 1980 N.Y. Rocker Mar. ‘Rude Boy’, nothing—Dammers is single-handedly reviving the classic ‘Ed Norton look’ for the early '80s. 2000 L. Bradley Bass Culture (2001) ix. 185 That's when the rude-boy era start[ed], and to many people it was like some sort of Robin Hood situation, with the rudies standing up for the oppressed. 2010 Thanet Times (Nexis) 10 Aug. 21 Finally, the act every fez-wearing rude boy had come to see, ska legends Madness hit the stage. extracted from rudeadj.adv. < as lemmas
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