Definition of Beatles in English:

Beatles

proper nounˈbiːt(ə)lzˈbēd(ə)lz

1A pop and rock group from Liverpool consisting of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr. Remembered for the quality and stylistic diversity of their songs (mostly written by Lennon and McCartney), they achieved success with their first single ‘Love Me Do’ (1962) and went on to produce albums such as Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967).
1. 1.1as modifier Beatle Characteristic of the Beatles.
  a Beatle jacket
  Example sentencesExamples
  But every Mersey cadence as enunciated by George was music, Beatle music, to American ears.
  All of the songs in the film are classic bits of Beatle pop, the template for literally hundreds of tunes and countless bands to follow.
  From huge fans to Beatle novices, the magical mystery tour of locations relating to the band takes you all around the city from the Cavern Club to Penny Lane.
  While packaged for the spiky-haired, dog-collared set, this comp will be far more at home with those given to Beatle boots and bowlcuts.
  Keen to avoid the Beatle mania that followed him throughout his life, Harrison decided that his death would be private.
  How good the chances are of taking a trip to Value Village and finding a nice pair of size 17 Beatle boots: Not very good at all.
  The house contained a mass of Beatle memorabilia, including records, dolls and pictures.
  Apparently Jennie was a promising ballerina and pianist until she became possessed by Beatle mania.
  John was the foundation upon which the others could build their various Beatle personalities.
  ‘And the wonderful thing about it is that there are no Beatle photographs in the collection,’ he says.
  Most young people today are as fuzzy on Beatle IDs as reporters were that February 64 weekend.
  Thousands upon thousands of Beatle maniacs turned out for Paul McCartney's sold-out RDS gig.
  Take the next five or six late-night hours and spend them singing, gyrating, drumming, and sweating under a polyester Beatle wig.
  This brought this sparky response from self-described Beatle maniac Wendy Leathley of Haxby.
  For decades, I've been groaning about the outdated Beatle haircuts worn by aging Baby Boomers.
  Good as these last two albums were, they lack the definition of Beatle records.
  Get out your go-go or Beatle boots: it's post-painterly abstraction time at the AGO.
  She said she decided to donate the memorabilia because ‘Clinton is the Beatle president’.
  Yesterday my band played another show in our Beatle wigs and fake English accents, at the Hotel Vancouver.
  There are at least three or four different Beatle albums that you could argue were the greatest.

Definition of Beatles in US English:

Beatles

proper nounˈbēd(ə)lz

1A pop and rock group from Liverpool, England, consisting of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr. Remembered for the quality and stylistic diversity of their songs (mostly written by Lennon and McCartney), they achieved success with their first single "Love Me Do" (1962) and went on to produce albums such as Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967).
1. 1.1as modifier Beatle Characteristic of the Beatles.
  a Beatle jacket
  Example sentencesExamples
  While packaged for the spiky-haired, dog-collared set, this comp will be far more at home with those given to Beatle boots and bowlcuts.
  ‘And the wonderful thing about it is that there are no Beatle photographs in the collection,’ he says.
  All of the songs in the film are classic bits of Beatle pop, the template for literally hundreds of tunes and countless bands to follow.
  Keen to avoid the Beatle mania that followed him throughout his life, Harrison decided that his death would be private.
  For decades, I've been groaning about the outdated Beatle haircuts worn by aging Baby Boomers.
  From huge fans to Beatle novices, the magical mystery tour of locations relating to the band takes you all around the city from the Cavern Club to Penny Lane.
  Apparently Jennie was a promising ballerina and pianist until she became possessed by Beatle mania.
  The house contained a mass of Beatle memorabilia, including records, dolls and pictures.
  This brought this sparky response from self-described Beatle maniac Wendy Leathley of Haxby.
  Good as these last two albums were, they lack the definition of Beatle records.
  John was the foundation upon which the others could build their various Beatle personalities.
  Most young people today are as fuzzy on Beatle IDs as reporters were that February 64 weekend.
  There are at least three or four different Beatle albums that you could argue were the greatest.
  Thousands upon thousands of Beatle maniacs turned out for Paul McCartney's sold-out RDS gig.
  Take the next five or six late-night hours and spend them singing, gyrating, drumming, and sweating under a polyester Beatle wig.
  Get out your go-go or Beatle boots: it's post-painterly abstraction time at the AGO.
  How good the chances are of taking a trip to Value Village and finding a nice pair of size 17 Beatle boots: Not very good at all.
  Yesterday my band played another show in our Beatle wigs and fake English accents, at the Hotel Vancouver.
  She said she decided to donate the memorabilia because ‘Clinton is the Beatle president’.
  But every Mersey cadence as enunciated by George was music, Beatle music, to American ears.

单词	Beatles
释义	Definition of Beatles in English: Beatles proper nounˈbiːt(ə)lzˈbēd(ə)lz 1A pop and rock group from Liverpool consisting of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr. Remembered for the quality and stylistic diversity of their songs (mostly written by Lennon and McCartney), they achieved success with their first single ‘Love Me Do’ (1962) and went on to produce albums such as Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967). 1.1as modifier Beatle Characteristic of the Beatles. a Beatle jacket Example sentencesExamples But every Mersey cadence as enunciated by George was music, Beatle music, to American ears. All of the songs in the film are classic bits of Beatle pop, the template for literally hundreds of tunes and countless bands to follow. From huge fans to Beatle novices, the magical mystery tour of locations relating to the band takes you all around the city from the Cavern Club to Penny Lane. While packaged for the spiky-haired, dog-collared set, this comp will be far more at home with those given to Beatle boots and bowlcuts. Keen to avoid the Beatle mania that followed him throughout his life, Harrison decided that his death would be private. How good the chances are of taking a trip to Value Village and finding a nice pair of size 17 Beatle boots: Not very good at all. The house contained a mass of Beatle memorabilia, including records, dolls and pictures. Apparently Jennie was a promising ballerina and pianist until she became possessed by Beatle mania. John was the foundation upon which the others could build their various Beatle personalities. ‘And the wonderful thing about it is that there are no Beatle photographs in the collection,’ he says. Most young people today are as fuzzy on Beatle IDs as reporters were that February 64 weekend. Thousands upon thousands of Beatle maniacs turned out for Paul McCartney's sold-out RDS gig. Take the next five or six late-night hours and spend them singing, gyrating, drumming, and sweating under a polyester Beatle wig. This brought this sparky response from self-described Beatle maniac Wendy Leathley of Haxby. For decades, I've been groaning about the outdated Beatle haircuts worn by aging Baby Boomers. Good as these last two albums were, they lack the definition of Beatle records. Get out your go-go or Beatle boots: it's post-painterly abstraction time at the AGO. She said she decided to donate the memorabilia because ‘Clinton is the Beatle president’. Yesterday my band played another show in our Beatle wigs and fake English accents, at the Hotel Vancouver. There are at least three or four different Beatle albums that you could argue were the greatest. Definition of Beatles in US English: Beatles proper nounˈbēd(ə)lz 1A pop and rock group from Liverpool, England, consisting of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr. Remembered for the quality and stylistic diversity of their songs (mostly written by Lennon and McCartney), they achieved success with their first single "Love Me Do" (1962) and went on to produce albums such as Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967). 1.1as modifier Beatle Characteristic of the Beatles. a Beatle jacket Example sentencesExamples While packaged for the spiky-haired, dog-collared set, this comp will be far more at home with those given to Beatle boots and bowlcuts. ‘And the wonderful thing about it is that there are no Beatle photographs in the collection,’ he says. All of the songs in the film are classic bits of Beatle pop, the template for literally hundreds of tunes and countless bands to follow. Keen to avoid the Beatle mania that followed him throughout his life, Harrison decided that his death would be private. For decades, I've been groaning about the outdated Beatle haircuts worn by aging Baby Boomers. From huge fans to Beatle novices, the magical mystery tour of locations relating to the band takes you all around the city from the Cavern Club to Penny Lane. Apparently Jennie was a promising ballerina and pianist until she became possessed by Beatle mania. The house contained a mass of Beatle memorabilia, including records, dolls and pictures. This brought this sparky response from self-described Beatle maniac Wendy Leathley of Haxby. Good as these last two albums were, they lack the definition of Beatle records. John was the foundation upon which the others could build their various Beatle personalities. Most young people today are as fuzzy on Beatle IDs as reporters were that February 64 weekend. There are at least three or four different Beatle albums that you could argue were the greatest. Thousands upon thousands of Beatle maniacs turned out for Paul McCartney's sold-out RDS gig. Take the next five or six late-night hours and spend them singing, gyrating, drumming, and sweating under a polyester Beatle wig. Get out your go-go or Beatle boots: it's post-painterly abstraction time at the AGO. How good the chances are of taking a trip to Value Village and finding a nice pair of size 17 Beatle boots: Not very good at all. Yesterday my band played another show in our Beatle wigs and fake English accents, at the Hotel Vancouver. She said she decided to donate the memorabilia because ‘Clinton is the Beatle president’. But every Mersey cadence as enunciated by George was music, Beatle music, to American ears.
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