Definition of retrofuturism in English:

retrofuturism

nounˌrɛtrəʊˈfjuːtʃərɪz(ə)mˌretrōˈfyo͞oCHəˌrizm

mass noun

The use of a style or aesthetic considered futuristic in an earlier era.
复古未来主义
Example sentencesExamples
- This last detail feels particularly pertinent, as Baïkonour takes its name from a Soviet missile launch site and the album's title and artwork both imply a certain Sputnik-era retro-futurism.
- Its bubble shape, multicolours and unashamedly artificial materials are similar to the space-age furniture and products that have inspired the latest bout of retro-futurism.
- Over the course of three near-perfect albums, they have honed their own brand of retro-futurism, languid melancholia and small-town ennui.
- The retrofuturism of contemporary science fiction suggested to Jameson that the genre may have outlived its usefulness as a means of making sense of the process of technological change.
- Or, to put it more succinctly: their retro-futurism fails to make me chuckle in ironic solidarity.
- It's not hard to see why people cling to the aesthetic of retro-futurism.
- It's a strange concept considering that they've made a career out of electronic retro-futurism.
- Retro futurism remains one of the web's favourite hobbies.
- The Dome itself is a marvel of late - 1950s retro-futurism at Sunset and Vine.
- Some elements of retro-futurism, like flying cars and personal robots, are now seen as amusingly naive; others are surprisingly accurate.
- The retrofuturism of the 'Back to the Future' movies is now particularly charming since it pokes fun at the retrofuturism of the 1950s.
- The band wasn't always so bent on retro-futurism, but the obsession was always present.

Derivatives

retro-futuristic

adjective

Definition of retrofuturism in US English:

retrofuturism

nounˌretrōˈfyo͞oCHəˌrizm

The use of a style or aesthetic considered futuristic in an earlier era.
复古未来主义
Example sentencesExamples
- The retrofuturism of contemporary science fiction suggested to Jameson that the genre may have outlived its usefulness as a means of making sense of the process of technological change.
- It's a strange concept considering that they've made a career out of electronic retro-futurism.
- It's not hard to see why people cling to the aesthetic of retro-futurism.
- Or, to put it more succinctly: their retro-futurism fails to make me chuckle in ironic solidarity.
- The retrofuturism of the 'Back to the Future' movies is now particularly charming since it pokes fun at the retrofuturism of the 1950s.
- Its bubble shape, multicolours and unashamedly artificial materials are similar to the space-age furniture and products that have inspired the latest bout of retro-futurism.
- The band wasn't always so bent on retro-futurism, but the obsession was always present.
- Over the course of three near-perfect albums, they have honed their own brand of retro-futurism, languid melancholia and small-town ennui.
- Retro futurism remains one of the web's favourite hobbies.
- The Dome itself is a marvel of late - 1950s retro-futurism at Sunset and Vine.
- This last detail feels particularly pertinent, as Baïkonour takes its name from a Soviet missile launch site and the album's title and artwork both imply a certain Sputnik-era retro-futurism.
- Some elements of retro-futurism, like flying cars and personal robots, are now seen as amusingly naive; others are surprisingly accurate.

词汇	retrofuturism
释义	Definition of retrofuturism in English: retrofuturism nounˌrɛtrəʊˈfjuːtʃərɪz(ə)mˌretrōˈfyo͞oCHəˌrizm mass noun The use of a style or aesthetic considered futuristic in an earlier era. 复古未来主义 Example sentencesExamples This last detail feels particularly pertinent, as Baïkonour takes its name from a Soviet missile launch site and the album's title and artwork both imply a certain Sputnik-era retro-futurism. Its bubble shape, multicolours and unashamedly artificial materials are similar to the space-age furniture and products that have inspired the latest bout of retro-futurism. Over the course of three near-perfect albums, they have honed their own brand of retro-futurism, languid melancholia and small-town ennui. The retrofuturism of contemporary science fiction suggested to Jameson that the genre may have outlived its usefulness as a means of making sense of the process of technological change. Or, to put it more succinctly: their retro-futurism fails to make me chuckle in ironic solidarity. It's not hard to see why people cling to the aesthetic of retro-futurism. It's a strange concept considering that they've made a career out of electronic retro-futurism. Retro futurism remains one of the web's favourite hobbies. The Dome itself is a marvel of late - 1950s retro-futurism at Sunset and Vine. Some elements of retro-futurism, like flying cars and personal robots, are now seen as amusingly naive; others are surprisingly accurate. The retrofuturism of the 'Back to the Future' movies is now particularly charming since it pokes fun at the retrofuturism of the 1950s. The band wasn't always so bent on retro-futurism, but the obsession was always present. Derivatives retro-futuristic adjective Definition of retrofuturism in US English: retrofuturism nounˌretrōˈfyo͞oCHəˌrizm The use of a style or aesthetic considered futuristic in an earlier era. 复古未来主义 Example sentencesExamples The retrofuturism of contemporary science fiction suggested to Jameson that the genre may have outlived its usefulness as a means of making sense of the process of technological change. It's a strange concept considering that they've made a career out of electronic retro-futurism. It's not hard to see why people cling to the aesthetic of retro-futurism. Or, to put it more succinctly: their retro-futurism fails to make me chuckle in ironic solidarity. The retrofuturism of the 'Back to the Future' movies is now particularly charming since it pokes fun at the retrofuturism of the 1950s. Its bubble shape, multicolours and unashamedly artificial materials are similar to the space-age furniture and products that have inspired the latest bout of retro-futurism. The band wasn't always so bent on retro-futurism, but the obsession was always present. Over the course of three near-perfect albums, they have honed their own brand of retro-futurism, languid melancholia and small-town ennui. Retro futurism remains one of the web's favourite hobbies. The Dome itself is a marvel of late - 1950s retro-futurism at Sunset and Vine. This last detail feels particularly pertinent, as Baïkonour takes its name from a Soviet missile launch site and the album's title and artwork both imply a certain Sputnik-era retro-futurism. Some elements of retro-futurism, like flying cars and personal robots, are now seen as amusingly naive; others are surprisingly accurate.
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