单词查询
flappers
美['flæpər]，英['flæpə(r)]，
释义
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n. 拍击者；拍击物；苍蝇拍；(吓鸟的)叫子； 网络释义： 新潮女郎；摩登女郎；爵士女郎；
例句
The priggish 1950s, which erased the liberated flappers of the Jazz Age from cultural memory, were simply a return to the norm.
一本正经的20世纪50年代，将爵士乐时代（JazzAge）那些放荡、轻佻的小妞从文化的记忆中抹去，又重归性压抑的社会规范。
"'Flappers" in knee-length dresses kicked up their heels and danced the Charleston, a fast ballroom dance.
那些“无拘无束的年轻女子”穿着齐膝短裙，欢快地跳着一种叫做查尔斯顿的舞厅热舞。
Chanel encouraged and inspired the style we typically envision when we think of flappers.
香奈儿鼓舞和启发，我们通常想像的风格，当我们的时髦女郎的看法。
These flappers wears their high heels in 1925.
一本正经的20世纪50年代，将爵士乐时代（JazzAge）那些放荡、轻佻的小妞从文化的记忆中抹去，又重归性压抑的社会规范。
"'Flappers" in knee-length dresses kicked up their heels and danced the Charleston, a fast ballroom dance.
那些“无拘无束的年轻女子”穿着齐膝短裙，欢快地跳着一种叫做查尔斯顿的舞厅热舞。
Chanel encouraged and inspired the style we typically envision when we think of flappers.
香奈儿鼓舞和启发，我们通常想像的风格，当我们的时髦女郎的看法。
These flappers wears their high heels in 1925.