Yippie
['jipi]
- n. 雅皮士（年輕政治激進(jìn)派嬉皮份子）
英文詞源
- Yippie
- 1968, acronym from fictitious "Youth International Party," modeled on hippie.
On December 31, 1967, Abbie [Hoffman], Jerry [Rubin], Paul Krassner, Dick Gregory, and friends decided to pronounce themselves the Yippies. (The name came first, then the acronym that would satisfy literal-minded reporters: Youth International Party.) [Todd Gitlin," The Sixties," 1987, p.235]
雙語(yǔ)例句
- 1. " Good! So I guess you like cats , too, right? Yippie! "
- “ 太好了! 我猜你們也喜歡貓貓, 對(duì) 吧 ?耶! ”
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