Welsh, Irvine

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishWelsh, IrvineIrvine WelshWelsh, Ir‧vine /ˈɜːvɪn $ ˈɜːr-/ (1958–) a Scottish writer whose best-known novel, Trainspotting, was made into a successful film. The characters in Welsh’s novels are usually young and take drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Their lives are hard, but the stories are told with a lot of humour. Welsh has been called ‘the poet laureate of the chemical generation’, meaning that he is respected and liked by young people who drink and take drugs.

单词	Welsh, Irvine
释义	Welsh, Irvine From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishWelsh, IrvineIrvine WelshWelsh, Ir‧vine /ˈɜːvɪn $ ˈɜːr-/ (1958–) a Scottish writer whose best-known novel, Trainspotting, was made into a successful film. The characters in Welsh’s novels are usually young and take drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Their lives are hard, but the stories are told with a lot of humour. Welsh has been called ‘the poet laureate of the chemical generation’, meaning that he is respected and liked by young people who drink and take drugs.
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