punk

UK
/pʌŋk/
US
/pʌŋk/

Translations

punknoun
punks
pl
UK
/pʌŋk/
US
/pʌŋk/
The punk wore a leather jacket and had a mohawk.
Панк носил кожаную куртку и имел ирокез.
The punk was causing trouble in the neighborhood.
Хулиган создавал проблемы в районе.
Additional translations
плохой человек
молодой преступник
punkadjective
more punk
Comp.
most punk
Super.
UK
/pʌŋk/
US
/pʌŋk/
The band played a punk song that got everyone excited.
Группа сыграла панковую песню, которая всех взбудоражила.
He wore a punk jacket with lots of patches.
Он носил панковскую куртку с множеством нашивок.
punkverb
punked
Past Simple
punked
Past Participle
punking
Gerund
UK
/pʌŋk/
US
/pʌŋk/

Definitions

punknoun
A loud, fast-moving, and aggressive form of rock music, popular in the late 1970s.
The band played a mix of punk and alternative rock at the concert.
A person who is part of the punk subculture, often characterized by distinctive clothing, hairstyles, and attitudes.
The punks gathered at the club, each sporting unique hairstyles and leather jackets.
A young, inexperienced person, often regarded with contempt or as a troublemaker.
The old man dismissed the teenager as just another punk causing trouble in the neighborhood.
A dry, spongy substance that smolders when ignited, used for lighting fireworks or as tinder.
He used a piece of punk to light the firework safely from a distance.
punkadjective
Relating to or characteristic of punk rock and its associated subculture.
She wore a punk outfit with a leather jacket and studded boots.
Having a rebellious or nonconformist attitude.
His punk attitude often got him into trouble with authority figures.
Of poor quality or inferior.
The punk workmanship of the product was evident in its flimsy construction.
punkverb
To play a practical joke on; to trick or deceive (someone), often in a playful or teasing way.
They really punked the new guy by filling his office with balloons.
(US, slang) To intimidate, bully, or dominate.
The gang tried to punk the younger kids into handing over their lunch money.