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mainstream

/ˈmeɪn.striːm/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die vorherrschende Strömung von Meinungen, Einflüssen oder Aktivitäten in einer Gesellschaft, Kultur oder einem Bereich bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈmeɪn.striːm/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die vorherrschende Strömung von Meinungen, Einflüssen oder Aktivitäten in einer Gesellschaft, Kultur oder einem Bereich bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the prevailing current of thought, influence, or activity within a society, culture, or field.

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  1. Dominant Current of ThoughtB2formal

    The prevailing or most widely accepted ideas, attitudes, or practices within a society or field at a given time.

    deHauptströmung

    • Her views on education are now part of the mainstream.
    • The party moved closer to the political mainstream during the election.
    • This novel challenges the mainstream of literary theory.
    • Many artists eventually find their work absorbed into the mainstream.

    Synonymeconsensusconventionnormorthodoxystandard

    Antonymecounterculturefringemarginminorityunderground

  2. Mainstream Culture or GroupB2informal

    The set of cultural or social norms, tastes, and practices shared by the majority of a population.

    deMainstream

    • Indie music sometimes gets adopted by the mainstream.
    • He prefers underground films to mainstream Hollywood movies.
    • The event appealed to both niche audiences and the mainstream.
    • As the internet grew, fashions shifted from the mainstream to micro-trends.

    Synonymeestablishmentmajoritynorm

    Antonymecounterculturefringesubcultureunderground

Formen
  • mainstreams plural form
  • mainstreams' possessive plural form
  • mainstream's possessive singular form
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