Definition of gilded youth in English:

gilded youth

noun

Late 19th century: translating jeunesse dorée.

单词	gilded youth
释义	Definition of gilded youth in English: gilded youth noun treated as singular or plural Fashionable, wealthy young people. a new bar trying to attract the gilded youth of London Example sentencesExamples In all this Yang is the epitome of the gilded youth of pre-WWII China who received an education in the West before coming home to face deprivation and civil war. I was at an upmarket chiringuito (beach bar) in the midst of a crowd of extremely gilded youth, sipping a cuba libre and listening to loud music. Indeed, if the book has an underlying theme, it is to refute the standard tabloid image of Dublin's gilded youth as badly behaved hedonists. The writers have avoided the commonplace and discovered a rich language for these gilded youth. Her murder shattered many illusions, exposing the dark underside of this exotic world, and triggered a debate about the morals of India's gilded youth. Origin Late 19th century: translating jeunesse dorée.
随便看	without/beyond question without bias without blemish without bumping without care without cause without cease without cease without ceasing without ceremony without ceremony without cessation without challenge without changes without charge without cheating without check without checking without checks and balances without clutter without commission without companions without compare without conscious choice without consideration