skank

UK
/skæŋk/
US
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skanksubstantiv
skanks
Pl.
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Übersetzungen
She was unfairly labeled as a skank by her peers.
Её несправедливо назвали шлюхой её сверстники.
He called the cheap perfume a skank.
Он назвал дешёвые духи дрянью.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A person, especially a woman, who is considered to be promiscuous or of low moral character.
She was unfairly labeled a skank by her peers due to unfounded rumors.
A style of dance associated with ska music, characterized by rhythmic, exaggerated movements of the arms and legs.
The crowd erupted into a lively skank as the band played their hit ska song.
An off-beat guitar stroke or rhythmic pattern characteristic of reggae and ska music.
The guitarist tightened up the skank on the upbeats.
skankverb
skanked
Präteritum
skanked
Partizip Perfekt
skanking
Gerundium
UK
/skæŋk/
US
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Übersetzungen
танцевать ска
She loves to skank to her favorite ska band.
Она любит танцевать ска под свою любимую ска-группу.
Definitionen
To dance to reggae or ska music, typically in a rhythmic and energetic manner.
The crowd began to skank as the band played their upbeat ska tunes.
To play the characteristic off-beat rhythm of reggae or ska music on a guitar or other instrument.
He skanked his guitar throughout the chorus.
skankadjektiv
UK
/skæŋk/
US
/skæŋk/
Attributive use of the noun in reference to the characteristic off-beat rhythm in ska/reggae music; relational, non-gradable.
Definitionen
Relating to or featuring the characteristic off-beat rhythm used in ska or reggae music.
The band launched into a skank groove that got everyone moving.