new wave

英 [ˌnjuː ˈweɪv]

美 [ˌnuː ˈweɪv]

n.  新浪潮(统称艺术、音乐、电影等领域的共同开拓创新者); 新潮流音乐(流行于20世纪70年代的一种摇滚乐)

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牛津词典

noun

• 新浪潮（统称艺术、音乐、电影等领域的共同开拓创新者）
  a group of people who together introduce new styles and ideas in art, music, cinema, etc.
  1. one of the most exciting directors of the Australian new wave
     澳大利亚新浪潮派中最为振奋人心的导演之一
  2. new wave films
     新浪潮电影
• 新潮流音乐（流行于20世纪70年代的一种摇滚乐）
  a style of rock music popular in the 1970s

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (在艺术或政治方面打破传统观念的)新浪潮(运动)，新潮流，新潮派
  In the arts or in politics, anew waveis a group or movement that deliberately introduces new or unconventional ideas instead of using traditional ones.
  1. ...the new wave of satirical comedy...
     讽刺喜剧的新潮流
  2. ...New Wave music.
     新潮流音乐

英英释义

noun

• any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)
  Synonym:avant-gardevanguardvan

双语例句

• Fifth, a political backlash to this crisis is likely to lead to a new wave of re-regulation.
  第五，对这场危机的政治反冲可能会形成新一轮再监管浪潮。
• But we simply cannot allow this new wave of fear to make us into something that we're not.
  但是我们不能简单地允许这种恐慌的新思潮继续蔓延，使我们认为我们什么也做不了。
• Godard and Truffaut were two of the most important film directors involved in the French new wave of the1960s.
  戈达尔和特吕福是1960年代法国新浪潮运动的两位最重要的电影导演。
• So a new wave of protectionism will take indirect forms.
  因此，新一波保护主义将以间接形式为主。
• The new wave of twenty-something job applicants have wholly different expectations& and demands.
  而二十多岁的新一代求职者拥有完全不同的期望和要求。
• A new wave of corporate investors and mega producers will support further growth.
  大型企业投资者和巨型生产者的新浪潮将支持进一步的增长。
• In the new wave of China's e-commerce, financial products won't miss any chance.
  在中国新一轮的电子商务浪潮下，金融产品也开始搭上了这趟快车。
• Over the next generation, you, Stanford graduates, will lead a new wave of innovation.
  在下一代中，你们，这些斯坦福毕业生，将开启一波创新的新潮。
• Every new wave of immigrants is met with hostility by the old.
  每一次新的移民浪潮都会引起老移民的敌意。
• The frost had gone, and then a new frost had come, a new wave of cold.
  霜化了，新的霜又结上了一层，又来了一股寒流。