punk

• 描述质量低劣或毫无价值的事物；也用于描述反叛、反权威的风格或态度，尤其见于音乐和时尚领域。

Describes something of poor quality or worthless; also used to describe a rebellious, anti-establishment style or attitude, especially in music and fashion.

1. Of poor qualityB2informalamerican

   Describing something that is flimsy, weak, or of very low quality.

   劣质的

   • That was a punk excuse for a performance.
   • He gave a punk reason for being late.
   • The material felt punk and fell apart quickly.

   同义词cheapcrummyflimsyinferiorjunklousypoorsecond-rateshoddytrashy

   反义词durableexcellentstrongsturdysuperior

• 一个多义词，可指年轻罪犯或小流氓，也可指一种带有激进和反体制主题的摇滚乐（朋克），或指用来引火的材料（火绒）。

A noun with multiple meanings, including a young criminal, a type of rock music with aggressive and anti-establishment themes, or material used for lighting fires.

1. B2informalamerican

   An aggressive and violent young criminal or troublemaker.

   小流氓

   • A gang of punks was causing trouble in the neighborhood.
   • He got into a fight with some punks at the bar.
   • The old man warned the kids not to hang out with those punks.

   同义词delinquenthoodlumhooliganruffianthugtough

2. Combustible materialC1formaltechnical

   A substance that smolders when ignited, used to light fuses, especially for fireworks.

   火绒

   • The firework maker used punk to light the fuse safely.
   • He carefully placed the punk against the fuse until it caught.
   • Punk is preferred for its slow, steady burn.

   同义词spunktindertouchwood

3. Fire-starting materialC1formaltechnical

   Material used for starting a fire, often decayed wood or a similar tinder.

   火绒

   • They gathered dry punk to start the campfire.
   • The survivalist used punk as tinder to ignite the kindling.
   • Punk from an old log works well for fire-starting.

   同义词spunktindertouchwood

4. Punk subculture memberB1informalart

   A teenager or young adult who is a performer or enthusiast of punk rock and a member of the punk youth subculture.

   朋克

   • The punks gathered at the club for the concert.
   • She dressed like a punk with a leather jacket and spiked hair.
   • He was a punk who loved the rebellious spirit of the music.

   同义词punk rocker

5. Punk rock musicB1informalart

   Rock music with deliberately offensive lyrics expressing anger and social alienation, in part a reaction against progressive rock.

   朋克摇滚

   • Punk became popular in the 1970s as a raw, energetic genre.
   • The band played loud, fast punk that shocked the audience.
   • He prefers punk over other types of rock music.

   同义词punk rock