Definition of rock and roll in English:

rock and roll

(also rock 'n' roll)

noun

mass noun

A type of popular dance music originating in the 1950s, characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Rock and roll was an amalgam of black rhythm and blues and white country music, usually based around a twelve-bar structure and an instrumentation of guitar, double bass, and drums.
Example sentencesExamples
- My heart belongs to rock and roll, and that is the music I performed for nearly 20 years.
- The band featured a crunching blend of three guitars, lyrics for the ‘every man’ and a grass roots sort of approach to rock and roll.
- Holly pioneered the dark, fast beat of rhythm and blues, and let bop become rock and roll.
- As much as the movie tries to deny it, the early '70s were one of the best times for rock and roll.
- There is only one band that systematically gets cited whenever the concepts of heavy metal and hard-driving rock and roll are discussed.
- The Mamas and The Papas came onto the music scene at a time where popular music was making the transition from folk to rock and roll.
- Their music used electronic amplification, and was more closely allied to the emerging styles of rhythm and blues and rock and roll.
- Right around that time was the emergence of rock and roll and I lived it.
- The result was a socially-relevant musical - a stunning new genre that seemed just right for a new generation raised on rock and roll.
- If you've read any of his novels, you are aware that King has an affection for rock and roll.
- Though my first love is rock and roll, classical music has always been able to touch my soul in a different way.
- They may look weird, but they are the closest rock and roll has come to real art since Frank Zappa.
- Popular music (be it rock and roll, rhythm and blues, country, folk, rap, or whatever) has the power to express and regulate our emotions.
- It was a time of innocence and fun, an era of rock and roll, black and white TV, and invaders from outer space!
- In rock and roll, the best and most influential bands are not always the most successful.
- Carlos Santana hails from the days when technical excellence really meant something in rock and roll.
- There's nothing like straightforward rock and roll to get your blood pumping.
- Unlike most front men in rock and roll, he doesn't have a huge ego.
- With eerie accuracy, it intimated the upcoming split in American society begat by Vietnam, rock and roll, and a new drug culture.
- The clothes, the people, the settings, and the war between rock and roll and disco of the time are dead on.

Derivatives

rock and roller

nounˌrɒk (ə)n ˈrəʊləˌrɑk ən ˈroʊlər

Many rock and rollers become rich and famous, but few can claim to have also had a significant impact on culture at large.
Example sentencesExamples
- Recorded in the seventies this was a chance to see the great rock and roller performing in his prime.
- But according to Geldof all this means nothing because first and foremost, he sees himself as a rock and roller.
- As for the musical numbers, they're standard video stuff with Nesmith playing a few funny characters, like a smooth lounge singer or a smitten '50s rock and roller.
- I am, after all, a lifelong and unrepentant rock and roller, and I turned out okay.

Definition of rock and roll in US English:

rock and roll

(also rock 'n' roll)

nounˈˌrɑk ən ˈroʊlˈˌräk ən ˈrōl

A type of popular dance music originating in the 1950s, characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Rock and roll was an amalgam of black rhythm and blues and white country music, usually based on a twelve-bar structure and an instrumentation of guitar, bass, and drums.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a time of innocence and fun, an era of rock and roll, black and white TV, and invaders from outer space!
- Holly pioneered the dark, fast beat of rhythm and blues, and let bop become rock and roll.
- The result was a socially-relevant musical - a stunning new genre that seemed just right for a new generation raised on rock and roll.
- As much as the movie tries to deny it, the early '70s were one of the best times for rock and roll.
- In rock and roll, the best and most influential bands are not always the most successful.
- The Mamas and The Papas came onto the music scene at a time where popular music was making the transition from folk to rock and roll.
- There is only one band that systematically gets cited whenever the concepts of heavy metal and hard-driving rock and roll are discussed.
- With eerie accuracy, it intimated the upcoming split in American society begat by Vietnam, rock and roll, and a new drug culture.
- Carlos Santana hails from the days when technical excellence really meant something in rock and roll.
- The clothes, the people, the settings, and the war between rock and roll and disco of the time are dead on.
- The band featured a crunching blend of three guitars, lyrics for the ‘every man’ and a grass roots sort of approach to rock and roll.
- They may look weird, but they are the closest rock and roll has come to real art since Frank Zappa.
- Though my first love is rock and roll, classical music has always been able to touch my soul in a different way.
- My heart belongs to rock and roll, and that is the music I performed for nearly 20 years.
- There's nothing like straightforward rock and roll to get your blood pumping.
- Popular music (be it rock and roll, rhythm and blues, country, folk, rap, or whatever) has the power to express and regulate our emotions.
- Their music used electronic amplification, and was more closely allied to the emerging styles of rhythm and blues and rock and roll.
- Right around that time was the emergence of rock and roll and I lived it.
- Unlike most front men in rock and roll, he doesn't have a huge ego.
- If you've read any of his novels, you are aware that King has an affection for rock and roll.

单词	rock and roll
释义	Definition of rock and roll in English: rock and roll (also rock 'n' roll) noun mass noun A type of popular dance music originating in the 1950s, characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Rock and roll was an amalgam of black rhythm and blues and white country music, usually based around a twelve-bar structure and an instrumentation of guitar, double bass, and drums. Example sentencesExamples My heart belongs to rock and roll, and that is the music I performed for nearly 20 years. The band featured a crunching blend of three guitars, lyrics for the ‘every man’ and a grass roots sort of approach to rock and roll. Holly pioneered the dark, fast beat of rhythm and blues, and let bop become rock and roll. As much as the movie tries to deny it, the early '70s were one of the best times for rock and roll. There is only one band that systematically gets cited whenever the concepts of heavy metal and hard-driving rock and roll are discussed. The Mamas and The Papas came onto the music scene at a time where popular music was making the transition from folk to rock and roll. Their music used electronic amplification, and was more closely allied to the emerging styles of rhythm and blues and rock and roll. Right around that time was the emergence of rock and roll and I lived it. The result was a socially-relevant musical - a stunning new genre that seemed just right for a new generation raised on rock and roll. If you've read any of his novels, you are aware that King has an affection for rock and roll. Though my first love is rock and roll, classical music has always been able to touch my soul in a different way. They may look weird, but they are the closest rock and roll has come to real art since Frank Zappa. Popular music (be it rock and roll, rhythm and blues, country, folk, rap, or whatever) has the power to express and regulate our emotions. It was a time of innocence and fun, an era of rock and roll, black and white TV, and invaders from outer space! In rock and roll, the best and most influential bands are not always the most successful. Carlos Santana hails from the days when technical excellence really meant something in rock and roll. There's nothing like straightforward rock and roll to get your blood pumping. Unlike most front men in rock and roll, he doesn't have a huge ego. With eerie accuracy, it intimated the upcoming split in American society begat by Vietnam, rock and roll, and a new drug culture. The clothes, the people, the settings, and the war between rock and roll and disco of the time are dead on. Derivatives rock and roller nounˌrɒk (ə)n ˈrəʊləˌrɑk ən ˈroʊlər Many rock and rollers become rich and famous, but few can claim to have also had a significant impact on culture at large. Example sentencesExamples Recorded in the seventies this was a chance to see the great rock and roller performing in his prime. But according to Geldof all this means nothing because first and foremost, he sees himself as a rock and roller. As for the musical numbers, they're standard video stuff with Nesmith playing a few funny characters, like a smooth lounge singer or a smitten '50s rock and roller. I am, after all, a lifelong and unrepentant rock and roller, and I turned out okay. Definition of rock and roll in US English: rock and roll (also rock 'n' roll) nounˈˌrɑk ən ˈroʊlˈˌräk ən ˈrōl A type of popular dance music originating in the 1950s, characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Rock and roll was an amalgam of black rhythm and blues and white country music, usually based on a twelve-bar structure and an instrumentation of guitar, bass, and drums. Example sentencesExamples It was a time of innocence and fun, an era of rock and roll, black and white TV, and invaders from outer space! Holly pioneered the dark, fast beat of rhythm and blues, and let bop become rock and roll. The result was a socially-relevant musical - a stunning new genre that seemed just right for a new generation raised on rock and roll. As much as the movie tries to deny it, the early '70s were one of the best times for rock and roll. In rock and roll, the best and most influential bands are not always the most successful. The Mamas and The Papas came onto the music scene at a time where popular music was making the transition from folk to rock and roll. There is only one band that systematically gets cited whenever the concepts of heavy metal and hard-driving rock and roll are discussed. With eerie accuracy, it intimated the upcoming split in American society begat by Vietnam, rock and roll, and a new drug culture. Carlos Santana hails from the days when technical excellence really meant something in rock and roll. The clothes, the people, the settings, and the war between rock and roll and disco of the time are dead on. The band featured a crunching blend of three guitars, lyrics for the ‘every man’ and a grass roots sort of approach to rock and roll. They may look weird, but they are the closest rock and roll has come to real art since Frank Zappa. Though my first love is rock and roll, classical music has always been able to touch my soul in a different way. My heart belongs to rock and roll, and that is the music I performed for nearly 20 years. There's nothing like straightforward rock and roll to get your blood pumping. Popular music (be it rock and roll, rhythm and blues, country, folk, rap, or whatever) has the power to express and regulate our emotions. Their music used electronic amplification, and was more closely allied to the emerging styles of rhythm and blues and rock and roll. Right around that time was the emergence of rock and roll and I lived it. Unlike most front men in rock and roll, he doesn't have a huge ego. If you've read any of his novels, you are aware that King has an affection for rock and roll.
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