Tom is a beatnik.
Source: tatoeba (1498796)
Beatnik
//ˈbiːtnɪk//
Synonyms for "beatnik" (21 found)
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19 translations across 17 languages.
Belarusian
1 entries- бі́тнік noun (beatnik)
Czech
1 entries- beatník noun (beatnik)
Estonian
1 entries- biitnik noun (beatnik)
Finnish
1 entries- beatnik noun (beatnik)
French
1 entries- beatnik noun (beatnik)
German
1 entries- Beatnik noun (beatnik)
Hebrew
1 entries- ביטניק noun (beatnik)
Japanese
1 entries- ビートニク noun (beatnik)
Korean
2 entries- 비트닉 noun (beatnik)
- 비트족 noun (beatnik)
Macedonian
1 entries- битник noun (beatnik)
Norwegian
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Polish
2 entries- beatnik noun (beatnik)
- bitnik noun (beatnik)
Portuguese
1 entries- beatnik noun (beatnik)
Russian
1 entries- би́тник noun (beatnik)
Spanish
1 entries- beatnik noun (beatnik)
Ukrainian
1 entries- бі́тник noun (beatnik)
Yiddish
1 entries- ביטניק noun (beatnik)
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He's a beatnik.
Source: tatoeba (8478361)
The drive against the stilyagi has hampered but not destroyed the development of (Soviet-style) “beatniki” among the younger artistic and literary intelligentsia. […] The tendency of Soviet “beatniki” is to emulate what they consider the Left-Bank bohemianism of Paris. It is a faint whisper of a similar movement among young East European intellectuals, particularly in Poland, to make ultrasophistication their mark of separateness from “proletarian” society.
Source: wiktionary
The Beatles first surfaced in the USSR in 1964, when the style of dress of the ‘Beatniki’ was enthusiastically copied.
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