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Перевод: punk

[прилагательное]
плохой; дрянной; никудышный;
[существительное]
гнилое дерево; гнилушка ; гнилье; трут ; что-либо ненужное; чепуха ; никчемный человек; неопытный юнец; простофиля ; панк ; шпана ; пассивный гомосексуалист; басран [неценз.] ; хуесос [неценз.]

Тезаурус:

1. The "Simulation Pop" of the Pet Shop Boys, Pop Tarts, et al, is the end product of a discourse of demystification that began with punk, its DIY ethos, its "anyone can do it" clarion call.
2. The idea (rather than the term) first had rock currency in the punk aftermath.
3. Latin phrases, of which he is fonder than most former punk rockers, are pronounced in the same accent which once allowed him to rhyme "Trevor" with "feather".
4. Jackson may well have the spirit of punk to blame for the misunderstanding.
5. The fame of Ian Dury - godfather of punk, creator of Sex "n" Drugs and Rock "n" Roll and, as he describes himself in rhyming slang, "Britain's best-known raspberry ripple" - has not yet reached every corner of the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford.
6. I always will be," claiming that taking on the pop funk sound of the moment was a perfect fulfilment of punk's evangelist logic.
7. Fact is, it's precisely the too-thorough internalization of punk's dread of the hippy and the resulting strategy of self-limitation that has led to a wholly different kind of dire stasis.
8. The swastika, already adorning many a punk T-shirt, was flaunted in the form of facial tattoos and the public were taunted with Nazi salutes.
9. A fan of Arthur Rimbaud and The Velvet Underground, his band The Centre are responsible for some of the best rock produced in the Soviet Union, and also for introducing Moscow to punk and new wave music.
10. STEPHEN TANNETT is managing director of IRS Records, After a short recording career with the punk band Menace, Stephen joined Miles Copeland's organization working his way up from a job in the company's warehouse.
11. (Punk had very little impact on the charts, on what sold.)
12. That's saying that being a biker or a greaser or a punk is dirty - that's a real stereotype old people believe about young people.
13. Even apparently subversive convulsions like punk ended up encouraging rock's incursions into all sectors of modern consumerism, and so the music's press coverage has altered accordingly.