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skinheads

/ˈskɪn.hedz/

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noun

/ˈskɪn.hedz/C1formalbritish
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее члена молодёжной субкультуры, возникшей в Англии в конце 1960-х годов, характеризующейся рабоче-классовой идентичностью, коротко стриженными волосами и отличительной одеждой, такой как рабочие рубашки, короткие джинсы с подтяжками и тяжёлые ботинки. Субкультура ассоциировалась с агрессивным поведением, включая нападения на азиатские общины и футбольное хулиганство.

A noun referring to a member of a youth subculture that originated in England in the late 1960s, characterized by a working-class identity, closely cropped hair, and distinctive clothing such as work-shirts, short jeans with suspenders, and heavy boots. The subculture was associated with aggressive behavior, including attacks against Asian communities and football hooliganism.

  1. B2formalbritish

    A working-class youth subculture that emerged in England in the late 1960s, characterized by closely cropped hair, work shirts, short jeans with suspenders, and heavy boots.

    ruМолодежная субкультура

    • Skinheads first appeared in the late 1960s as a reaction to the hippie movement.
    • The skinhead style included work shirts, short jeans, and heavy boots.
    • Some skinhead groups were involved in football hooliganism and attacks on Asian communities.
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  • skinheads' possessive plural form
  • skinhead's possessive singular form