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单词 mash-up
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Definition of mash-up in English:

mash-up

noun
informal
  • 1A mixture or fusion of disparate elements.

    the film becomes a weird mash-up of 1950s western and 1970s TV cop show
    Example sentencesExamples
    • Bebop hangs much of its hip attitude on presenting a mash-up of American movie genres and cultural fragments in general.
    • But that makes sense when your reigning ethical theory is some weird mash up of utilitarianism and consequentialism, with a dash of fundamentalism for coloring.
    • So when Quirk books announced their mashup of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies in early 2009, I, like the rest of the Internet, was ecstatic.
    • The very thing that aesthetes complain about, the wild mash-up of comic books with other products, becomes one of the strengths of the show.
    • The film is a mash-up of complex, old school conspiracy thrillers like The Parallax View and slicker contemporary fare like Enemy of the State.
    • They assume that what's to come will be a perfect mashup of what they think was good about the old and what they think is good about the new.
    • Another genre exercise, Roy Colt and Winchester Jack plays like a mash up of Gunsmoke and The Dukes of Hazzard.
    • New York writer Ben Greenman has created a new twist on the literary mashup with Celebrity Chekhov, his adaptation of Russian master Anton Chekhov's short stories.
    • Eating in the 21st century is part travel, part cultural mash-up.
    • By the luck of the draw, or maybe the opposite, she has been assigned another celebrity mash-up.
    • The forthcoming novel is the first mainstream "mash-up" of Austen and horror, two of the most popular film genres of the past decade.
    • The unnamed alpine-dwelling species of the butterfly genus Lycaeide appears to be a genetic mashup of two known species - Lycaeides melissa and Lycaeides idas - according to a new study.
    • A fabulous mashup of art and public opinion.
    • In fact, the town of Arcadia where we stayed was an interesting mashup of chain restaurants galore and "real" homegrown businesses in downtown.
    • Burton has forsaken the Alice narrative for a postmodern mash-up, but his hallucinogenic humour stays true to the original
    • Poetic License, Erika Batdorf's one-woman mash-up of dance and monologue, begins with such a wonderful opening half-hour that it feels surly to complain about the rest.
    1. 1.1 A musical track comprising the vocals of one recording placed over the instrumental backing of another.
      a classic dancefloor mash-up
      Example sentencesExamples
      • In between all this there's still time to pay respect to world fusion and the usual beaty mash-ups that we've come to expect from our Scanadinavian friends.
      • Even something like mash-ups, where people take two pop songs and blend them together, can be seen as a kind of exercise in constrained creativity.
      • No matter what your opinion of it, however, it's still worth checking out for the moments when the mash-ups really do work.
      • The result is certainly interesting - a high-end mash-up.
      • The main reason why these mash-ups work in the first place, though, is that they aren't the focal point of the mix.
      • Much of this stems from the loose, funky feel and scatty genre mash-ups.
      • But the pressure is there: sites offering mash-ups come and go, often because web servers shut them down for fear of hosting bait for litigious record labels.
      • We've been doing bootlegs / mash-ups for a few years now.
      • The site doesn't have a good search tool yet, but it's a tremendous start on something much needed-and probably soon to be the basis for some cool mash-ups!
      • Being a hybrid maker off and on over the years, I'm very comfortable with the idea and have been the subject of quite a few pretty good mash-ups myself.
      • I have a suspicion that in this world of mash-ups and super smart musical collages, we're going to see a lot more stuff like this, or at least a lot more stuff that's trying to be like this…
      • Now we come to the culture of the remix taken to its ultimate end: the mash-up.
      • That's why mash-ups, named after hip-hop mixes of two or more songs, are starting to rock.
      • Mixing records isn't making music, and any DJ who thinks mash-ups or whatever is making music is simply kidding themselves.
      • I would however, find that starting from a blank slate is far, far too much effort - and would end up resorting to bootlegging / mash-ups etc.
      • This poignant and fun feature will show you how, in just four days, they created, rehearsed, recorded and ultimately performed the songs that make up the ultimate mash-up album.
      • It spent nearly three years trying to clear the rights to all the records it intended to use on a mash-ups album.
      • Whereas most mash-ups are simple remixes that DJs have been doing for decades, this DJ is doing something fresh here, taking the art of the remix to a whole new level.
      • People loved mash-ups because when you put two old songs together, you get a third song.
      • In addition, you can sample portions of these songs for use in your own compositions, whether they are mash-ups for your friends, or a commercial release.
    2. 1.2Computing A web page or application created by combining data or functionality from different sources.
      a mash-up which mixes BBC news with links to Wikipedia articles
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Another option is to combine free online services to create "mash-ups" of multiple data sources, although this may require some technical nous.
      • The longest stretch I do now is 10 km, which turned out to be the distance of my Jericho Beach run once I mapped it with this cool Google Maps mashup.
      • For example, you could write a google maps mashup for finding local businesses that uses an identicon for each business type.
      • He points to really useful services built with mash-ups of separate councils' services, such as Fixmystreet.com
      • I feel like I've stumbled into the newest hybrid, the blog mash-up, a combination listening post/fanzine/music criticism/record store.
      • They could extract information such as age and location of the commenters in this thread to do some interesting mash-ups showing supporter distribution by age and state.
      • "The mashup can be linked to 911 calls, to tell emergency services what kind of building they are walking into," he said.
      • Selena told me about ononemap.com, a Google Maps mashup which enables you to find sales and lettings information for properties anywhere in the country.
      • Here is a terrific mash-up opportunity that you'd think would have been written back when gas was $2 per gallon.
      • What Earth Album does is take these two giant internet properties and link them together in what's called a mashup.
      • You can see all of the candidates campaign appearances in a Google Maps mashup and even download their calendar.
      • Watch edits to the English Wikipedia happen almost real-time on a map with Wikipediavision, a neat dynamically-updating Google Maps mashup.
      • It seems like someone could do a mashup of Wikipedia, a dictionary, and a little other online content and have a pretty popular site.
      • It's no accident Google Maps was the first widely used mashup API.
      • The content uploading appears to rely only on Microsoft technology, a mash-up of Active-X and Sharepoint.
      • Google is also introducing a "mashup" service today that will enable Internet users to import Street View panoramas from particular streets or neighborhoods to their own websites or blogs.
      • Demand Media is in the process of doing a mashup between domain parking and social networking that is nothing if not devilishly brilliant.
      • The first mash-ups were map-based, and it's led to an over-reliance on location for data-driven projects.
      • Here's a critique of a recent Web 2.0 mash-up for those who like to analyze tech from a social-consequences perspective.
 
 

Definition of mash-up in US English:

mash-up

nounˈmæʃˌəpˈmaSHˌəp
informal
  • 1A mixture or fusion of disparate elements.

    the movie becomes a weird mash-up of 1950s western and 1970s TV cop show
    Example sentencesExamples
    • In fact, the town of Arcadia where we stayed was an interesting mashup of chain restaurants galore and "real" homegrown businesses in downtown.
    • Another genre exercise, Roy Colt and Winchester Jack plays like a mash up of Gunsmoke and The Dukes of Hazzard.
    • The film is a mash-up of complex, old school conspiracy thrillers like The Parallax View and slicker contemporary fare like Enemy of the State.
    • A fabulous mashup of art and public opinion.
    • So when Quirk books announced their mashup of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies in early 2009, I, like the rest of the Internet, was ecstatic.
    • The forthcoming novel is the first mainstream "mash-up" of Austen and horror, two of the most popular film genres of the past decade.
    • The very thing that aesthetes complain about, the wild mash-up of comic books with other products, becomes one of the strengths of the show.
    • Bebop hangs much of its hip attitude on presenting a mash-up of American movie genres and cultural fragments in general.
    • Poetic License, Erika Batdorf's one-woman mash-up of dance and monologue, begins with such a wonderful opening half-hour that it feels surly to complain about the rest.
    • By the luck of the draw, or maybe the opposite, she has been assigned another celebrity mash-up.
    • Eating in the 21st century is part travel, part cultural mash-up.
    • They assume that what's to come will be a perfect mashup of what they think was good about the old and what they think is good about the new.
    • Burton has forsaken the Alice narrative for a postmodern mash-up, but his hallucinogenic humour stays true to the original
    • The unnamed alpine-dwelling species of the butterfly genus Lycaeide appears to be a genetic mashup of two known species - Lycaeides melissa and Lycaeides idas - according to a new study.
    • But that makes sense when your reigning ethical theory is some weird mash up of utilitarianism and consequentialism, with a dash of fundamentalism for coloring.
    • New York writer Ben Greenman has created a new twist on the literary mashup with Celebrity Chekhov, his adaptation of Russian master Anton Chekhov's short stories.
    1. 1.1 A recording created by digitally combining and synchronizing instrumental tracks with vocal tracks from two or more different songs.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The result is certainly interesting - a high-end mash-up.
      • In addition, you can sample portions of these songs for use in your own compositions, whether they are mash-ups for your friends, or a commercial release.
      • Now we come to the culture of the remix taken to its ultimate end: the mash-up.
      • The site doesn't have a good search tool yet, but it's a tremendous start on something much needed-and probably soon to be the basis for some cool mash-ups!
      • I have a suspicion that in this world of mash-ups and super smart musical collages, we're going to see a lot more stuff like this, or at least a lot more stuff that's trying to be like this…
      • Even something like mash-ups, where people take two pop songs and blend them together, can be seen as a kind of exercise in constrained creativity.
      • In between all this there's still time to pay respect to world fusion and the usual beaty mash-ups that we've come to expect from our Scanadinavian friends.
      • The main reason why these mash-ups work in the first place, though, is that they aren't the focal point of the mix.
      • People loved mash-ups because when you put two old songs together, you get a third song.
      • Being a hybrid maker off and on over the years, I'm very comfortable with the idea and have been the subject of quite a few pretty good mash-ups myself.
      • Much of this stems from the loose, funky feel and scatty genre mash-ups.
      • But the pressure is there: sites offering mash-ups come and go, often because web servers shut them down for fear of hosting bait for litigious record labels.
      • Mixing records isn't making music, and any DJ who thinks mash-ups or whatever is making music is simply kidding themselves.
      • This poignant and fun feature will show you how, in just four days, they created, rehearsed, recorded and ultimately performed the songs that make up the ultimate mash-up album.
      • Whereas most mash-ups are simple remixes that DJs have been doing for decades, this DJ is doing something fresh here, taking the art of the remix to a whole new level.
      • No matter what your opinion of it, however, it's still worth checking out for the moments when the mash-ups really do work.
      • It spent nearly three years trying to clear the rights to all the records it intended to use on a mash-ups album.
      • I would however, find that starting from a blank slate is far, far too much effort - and would end up resorting to bootlegging / mash-ups etc.
      • That's why mash-ups, named after hip-hop mixes of two or more songs, are starting to rock.
      • We've been doing bootlegs / mash-ups for a few years now.
    2. 1.2Computing A web page or application created by combining data or functionality from different sources.
      a mash-up that mixes CNN news with links to Wikipedia articles
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Selena told me about ononemap.com, a Google Maps mashup which enables you to find sales and lettings information for properties anywhere in the country.
      • Watch edits to the English Wikipedia happen almost real-time on a map with Wikipediavision, a neat dynamically-updating Google Maps mashup.
      • Demand Media is in the process of doing a mashup between domain parking and social networking that is nothing if not devilishly brilliant.
      • It's no accident Google Maps was the first widely used mashup API.
      • The longest stretch I do now is 10 km, which turned out to be the distance of my Jericho Beach run once I mapped it with this cool Google Maps mashup.
      • You can see all of the candidates campaign appearances in a Google Maps mashup and even download their calendar.
      • I feel like I've stumbled into the newest hybrid, the blog mash-up, a combination listening post/fanzine/music criticism/record store.
      • It seems like someone could do a mashup of Wikipedia, a dictionary, and a little other online content and have a pretty popular site.
      • The content uploading appears to rely only on Microsoft technology, a mash-up of Active-X and Sharepoint.
      • Here's a critique of a recent Web 2.0 mash-up for those who like to analyze tech from a social-consequences perspective.
      • What Earth Album does is take these two giant internet properties and link them together in what's called a mashup.
      • They could extract information such as age and location of the commenters in this thread to do some interesting mash-ups showing supporter distribution by age and state.
      • The first mash-ups were map-based, and it's led to an over-reliance on location for data-driven projects.
      • For example, you could write a google maps mashup for finding local businesses that uses an identicon for each business type.
      • Google is also introducing a "mashup" service today that will enable Internet users to import Street View panoramas from particular streets or neighborhoods to their own websites or blogs.
      • "The mashup can be linked to 911 calls, to tell emergency services what kind of building they are walking into," he said.
      • Here is a terrific mash-up opportunity that you'd think would have been written back when gas was $2 per gallon.
      • Another option is to combine free online services to create "mash-ups" of multiple data sources, although this may require some technical nous.
      • He points to really useful services built with mash-ups of separate councils' services, such as Fixmystreet.com
 
 
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