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flower people

/ˈflaʊər ˌpiːpəl/

Traducción: Término coloquial de los años 60 que se refiere a los hippies, especialmente a quienes promovían la paz, el amor y la no violencia, asociado al movimiento contracultural y al uso de flores como símbolo de armonía.

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/ˈflaʊər ˌpiːpəl/C1slangamericanpoliticalobsoleto
  • esTérmino coloquial de los años 60 que se refiere a los hippies, especialmente a quienes promovían la paz, el amor y la no violencia, asociado al movimiento contracultural y al uso de flores como símbolo de armonía.

A historical slang term from the 1960s referring to hippies, especially those who advocated for peace, love, and non-violence, often associated with the counterculture movement and wearing flowers as symbols of harmony.

  1. Hippies or counterculture membersC1informalamerican

    A term used in the 1960s and 1970s to refer to hippies, especially those who advocated peace, love, and non-violence, often associated with the flower power movement.

    esFlower people (hippies)

    • The flower people gathered in San Francisco for the Summer of Love.
    • They dressed in colorful clothes and called themselves flower people.
    • The flower people promoted peace and rejected materialism.