goth
英 [ɡɒθ]
美 [ɡɑːθ]
n. 哥特摇滚乐(由鬅客摇滚乐发展而来，流行于20世纪80年代，歌词通常涉及世界末日、死亡或邪恶); 哥特派中的一员(听哥特摇滚乐、穿黑色衣服和黑白装扮)
复数：goths
BNC.26337 / COCA.24460
牛津词典
noun
- 哥特摇滚乐（由鬅客摇滚乐发展而来，流行于20世纪80年代，歌词通常涉及世界末日、死亡或邪恶）
a style of rock music, popular in the 1980s, that developed from punk music. The words often expressed ideas about the end of the world, death or the Devil . - 哥特派中的一员（听哥特摇滚乐、穿黑色衣服和黑白装扮）
a member of a group of people who listen to goth music and wear black clothes and black and white
英英释义
noun
- one of the Teutonic people who invaded the Roman Empire in the 3rd to 5th centuries
- a crude uncouth ill-bred person lacking culture or refinement
双语例句
- Sorry, I want to say the painting of Van Goth's is Sunflower.
抱歉，我声明一下，梵高画的是向日葵。 - Young women often post cartoon-like pictures of themselves with pursed lips, Photoshop-enlarged eyes while wearing chunky glasses, sexy Goth and punk styles borrowed from Japan and Korea.
年轻女孩常在网上张贴自己撅嘴和PS过的大眼睛卡通式照片。照片上他们戴着厚厚的眼镜，身着日韩系哥特或者朋克风格的性感衣服。 - I know what so-called Goth culture is.
我知道所谓歌特文化是什么。 - Police focused on Damien Echols, a black-haired Goth teenager who read vampire books and listened to heavy-metal music.
警方把调查重点放在一名叫达米恩·埃克尔斯黑发哥特少年身上。 - The teenage daughter is my favourite, because I just had her go through this Goth phase.
我最喜爱的十几岁的女儿，因为我在经过狂燥的阶段后有了她。 - The goth subculture is a contemporary subculture found in many countries. It began in the United Kingdom during the early 1980s in the gothic rock scene, an offshoot of the post-punk genre.
当代的哥特文化是一种在很多国家都存在的亚文化种类。起源于20世纪80年代早期的英国哥特摇滚圈，由朋客音乐衍生出来。 - She paused, too, and then we Goth smiled at the little awkwardness.
她也停顿了一下，然后我们为这个小尴尬而微笑。 - We say Goth for Goth's Sake, because the Dark Art aims itself without any added meaning.
我们提倡“为哥特而哥特”，因为哥特艺术的目的就在于它本身，并没有别人强加于它的意义。 - She told him Jessika wasn't the last slutty goth rocker chick in the world.
她告诉他，杰西卡并不是这个世界上最后一个放荡的哥特摇滚妞。 - In addition, sources said she was upset at not being allowed to go to a concert by goth rocker Marilyn Manson tonight.
此外，有消息称她想去看哥特摇滚歌手玛丽莲曼森今晚的演唱会而没有被允许，因此感到烦躁。