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radical chic

/ˈrædɪkəl tʃiːk/

翻译: 该词由记者汤姆·沃尔夫在1970年代提出,指富人或时尚人士将激进的 политические 理念或与革命人物交往当作一种时髦的社会姿态,通常并无对这一意识形态的真正信仰。

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/ˈrædɪkəl tʃiːk/C2informalamericanpolitical已废弃
  • zh该词由记者汤姆·沃尔夫在1970年代提出,指富人或时尚人士将激进的 политические 理念或与革命人物交往当作一种时髦的社会姿态,通常并无对这一意识形态的真正信仰。

A term coined by journalist Tom Wolfe in the 1970s, referring to the practice of wealthy or fashionable people adopting radical political causes or associating with revolutionary figures as a trendy social statement, often without genuine commitment to the ideology.

  1. Fashionable political rebellionC2informalamerican

    The adoption of radical or leftist political causes by wealthy or fashionable people as a trend or status symbol, often without deep commitment.

    zh激进时尚

    • The party was full of radical chic, with celebrities posing as revolutionaries.
    • His sudden interest in socialism was just radical chic, not genuine belief.
    • The magazine article criticized the trend of radical chic among the elite.