Definition of steampunk in English:

steampunk

nounˈstiːmpʌŋkˈstēmˌpəNGk

mass noun

1A genre of science fiction that has a historical setting and typically features steam-powered machinery rather than advanced technology.
蒸汽朋克（一种科幻小说类型，大多突出表现以蒸汽为动力的机械装置而非先进的技术）
if you like steampunk, this is a great book for you
as modifier she seeks to rescue her kidnapped father in this steampunk adventure
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a novel that's more gothic than steampunk.
- If you enjoy steampunk, or are just a fan of smart, hip alternate history in general, I also recommend arguably the first ever steampunk novel: Pavane, by Keith Roberts.
- The steampunk genre has certainly been better handled in the past, but it's never looked better than it does in Steamboy.
- Much of it takes place in a "fantasy London" where people dress like steampunk superheroes.
- I knew about Railway Spine via Gibson & Sterling's excellent steampunk novel, The Difference Engine.
- I posed a question a week or so ago about steampunk, and polled for interest in a steampunk reading challenge.
- But in terms of their reading audience, they seem to be maintaining the reading audience for steampunk on the internet.
- I'm sure that there are a lot of anime and manga that existed prior to this current resurgence that included steampunk elements.
- I think the first question there is how you define "pure" steampunk.
- Their work is part of the steampunk genre, and if you don't know what steampunk is, think of it as dark, pseudo Victorian fun.
- It wasn't really so much through the literature at first, although some of these steampunk novels are very popular.
- That kind of retro novel is known as steam punk.
- In other cases, steampunk envisions a historical world that has modern elements.
- There being relatively few of them in videogames is, I think, probably due to there being hardly any steampunk films, or steampunk novels.
- Your anthology includes writers from various countries, including Australia, but of course steampunk is essentially English, I guess.
- Dungeon Siege had some elements of steampunk in it, namely the robotic goblins.
- And in your introduction to your anthology, which includes non-fiction articles as well, you say steampunk is part of the mainstream.
- Steam punk is a sub-genre of science fiction.
- It's a mish-mash of many different ideas, but that's what makes steampunk so appealing.
1. 1.1 A style of design and fashion that combines historical elements with anachronistic technological features inspired by science fiction.
  the essence of steampunk is homage to vintage fashion with a modern, sassy twist
  as modifier a wardrobe of steampunk clothing
  Example sentencesExamples
  His latest creation is the "Aetheria Circumducitur", a steampunk lamp housed in a spinning brass cage.
  The artwork on the site gives the game world a decidedly fantasy flair, but also with what could be steampunk elements.
  The actors tear away parts of their costumes, transforming the look into distressed steampunk.
  The babe went for a steampunk ensemble in an oversized black snakeskin coat, crazy heels and gold glasses.
  The award-winning chef shares his new spin on classic comfort food and cocktails that's emerged in his latest Las Vegas steampunk restaurant.
  I'm a little vague on why tiny little hats and goggles are a requirement for steampunk, but apparently they are.
  She collects teapots, teddy bears and steampunk gadgetry.
  Her style is kind of steampunk, funky vintage and that's how she likes to roll.
  I'm not a huge steampunk fan, but I do enjoy the makeshift weaponry that they create for the style.
  When not hard at work writing she can be found dressing up for steampunk parties and Renaissance fairs, or with her nose buried in a book.

Definition of steampunk in US English:

steampunk

nounˈstēmˌpəNGk

1A genre of science fiction that has a historical setting and typically features steam-powered machinery rather than advanced technology.
蒸汽朋克（一种科幻小说类型，大多突出表现以蒸汽为动力的机械装置而非先进的技术）
if you like steampunk, this is a great book for you
as modifier she seeks to rescue her kidnapped father in this steampunk adventure
Example sentencesExamples
- If you enjoy steampunk, or are just a fan of smart, hip alternate history in general, I also recommend arguably the first ever steampunk novel: Pavane, by Keith Roberts.
- I think the first question there is how you define "pure" steampunk.
- It wasn't really so much through the literature at first, although some of these steampunk novels are very popular.
- But in terms of their reading audience, they seem to be maintaining the reading audience for steampunk on the internet.
- There being relatively few of them in videogames is, I think, probably due to there being hardly any steampunk films, or steampunk novels.
- It's a novel that's more gothic than steampunk.
- And in your introduction to your anthology, which includes non-fiction articles as well, you say steampunk is part of the mainstream.
- Your anthology includes writers from various countries, including Australia, but of course steampunk is essentially English, I guess.
- The steampunk genre has certainly been better handled in the past, but it's never looked better than it does in Steamboy.
- I posed a question a week or so ago about steampunk, and polled for interest in a steampunk reading challenge.
- It's a mish-mash of many different ideas, but that's what makes steampunk so appealing.
- Their work is part of the steampunk genre, and if you don't know what steampunk is, think of it as dark, pseudo Victorian fun.
- Much of it takes place in a "fantasy London" where people dress like steampunk superheroes.
- Steam punk is a sub-genre of science fiction.
- I knew about Railway Spine via Gibson & Sterling's excellent steampunk novel, The Difference Engine.
- I'm sure that there are a lot of anime and manga that existed prior to this current resurgence that included steampunk elements.
- That kind of retro novel is known as steam punk.
- In other cases, steampunk envisions a historical world that has modern elements.
- Dungeon Siege had some elements of steampunk in it, namely the robotic goblins.
1. 1.1 A style of design and fashion that combines historical elements with anachronistic technological features inspired by science fiction.
  the essence of steampunk is homage to vintage fashion with a modern, sassy twist
  as modifier steampunk costumes
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'm a little vague on why tiny little hats and goggles are a requirement for steampunk, but apparently they are.
  I'm not a huge steampunk fan, but I do enjoy the makeshift weaponry that they create for the style.
  The artwork on the site gives the game world a decidedly fantasy flair, but also with what could be steampunk elements.
  The babe went for a steampunk ensemble in an oversized black snakeskin coat, crazy heels and gold glasses.
  The award-winning chef shares his new spin on classic comfort food and cocktails that's emerged in his latest Las Vegas steampunk restaurant.
  When not hard at work writing she can be found dressing up for steampunk parties and Renaissance fairs, or with her nose buried in a book.
  She collects teapots, teddy bears and steampunk gadgetry.
  The actors tear away parts of their costumes, transforming the look into distressed steampunk.
  His latest creation is the "Aetheria Circumducitur", a steampunk lamp housed in a spinning brass cage.
  Her style is kind of steampunk, funky vintage and that's how she likes to roll.

词汇	steampunk
释义	Definition of steampunk in English: steampunk nounˈstiːmpʌŋkˈstēmˌpəNGk mass noun 1A genre of science fiction that has a historical setting and typically features steam-powered machinery rather than advanced technology. 蒸汽朋克（一种科幻小说类型，大多突出表现以蒸汽为动力的机械装置而非先进的技术） if you like steampunk, this is a great book for you as modifier she seeks to rescue her kidnapped father in this steampunk adventure Example sentencesExamples It's a novel that's more gothic than steampunk. If you enjoy steampunk, or are just a fan of smart, hip alternate history in general, I also recommend arguably the first ever steampunk novel: Pavane, by Keith Roberts. The steampunk genre has certainly been better handled in the past, but it's never looked better than it does in Steamboy. Much of it takes place in a "fantasy London" where people dress like steampunk superheroes. I knew about Railway Spine via Gibson & Sterling's excellent steampunk novel, The Difference Engine. I posed a question a week or so ago about steampunk, and polled for interest in a steampunk reading challenge. But in terms of their reading audience, they seem to be maintaining the reading audience for steampunk on the internet. I'm sure that there are a lot of anime and manga that existed prior to this current resurgence that included steampunk elements. I think the first question there is how you define "pure" steampunk. Their work is part of the steampunk genre, and if you don't know what steampunk is, think of it as dark, pseudo Victorian fun. It wasn't really so much through the literature at first, although some of these steampunk novels are very popular. That kind of retro novel is known as steam punk. In other cases, steampunk envisions a historical world that has modern elements. There being relatively few of them in videogames is, I think, probably due to there being hardly any steampunk films, or steampunk novels. Your anthology includes writers from various countries, including Australia, but of course steampunk is essentially English, I guess. Dungeon Siege had some elements of steampunk in it, namely the robotic goblins. And in your introduction to your anthology, which includes non-fiction articles as well, you say steampunk is part of the mainstream. Steam punk is a sub-genre of science fiction. It's a mish-mash of many different ideas, but that's what makes steampunk so appealing. 1.1 A style of design and fashion that combines historical elements with anachronistic technological features inspired by science fiction. the essence of steampunk is homage to vintage fashion with a modern, sassy twist as modifier a wardrobe of steampunk clothing Example sentencesExamples His latest creation is the "Aetheria Circumducitur", a steampunk lamp housed in a spinning brass cage. The artwork on the site gives the game world a decidedly fantasy flair, but also with what could be steampunk elements. The actors tear away parts of their costumes, transforming the look into distressed steampunk. The babe went for a steampunk ensemble in an oversized black snakeskin coat, crazy heels and gold glasses. The award-winning chef shares his new spin on classic comfort food and cocktails that's emerged in his latest Las Vegas steampunk restaurant. I'm a little vague on why tiny little hats and goggles are a requirement for steampunk, but apparently they are. She collects teapots, teddy bears and steampunk gadgetry. Her style is kind of steampunk, funky vintage and that's how she likes to roll. I'm not a huge steampunk fan, but I do enjoy the makeshift weaponry that they create for the style. When not hard at work writing she can be found dressing up for steampunk parties and Renaissance fairs, or with her nose buried in a book. Definition of steampunk in US English: steampunk nounˈstēmˌpəNGk 1A genre of science fiction that has a historical setting and typically features steam-powered machinery rather than advanced technology. 蒸汽朋克（一种科幻小说类型，大多突出表现以蒸汽为动力的机械装置而非先进的技术） if you like steampunk, this is a great book for you as modifier she seeks to rescue her kidnapped father in this steampunk adventure Example sentencesExamples If you enjoy steampunk, or are just a fan of smart, hip alternate history in general, I also recommend arguably the first ever steampunk novel: Pavane, by Keith Roberts. I think the first question there is how you define "pure" steampunk. It wasn't really so much through the literature at first, although some of these steampunk novels are very popular. But in terms of their reading audience, they seem to be maintaining the reading audience for steampunk on the internet. There being relatively few of them in videogames is, I think, probably due to there being hardly any steampunk films, or steampunk novels. It's a novel that's more gothic than steampunk. And in your introduction to your anthology, which includes non-fiction articles as well, you say steampunk is part of the mainstream. Your anthology includes writers from various countries, including Australia, but of course steampunk is essentially English, I guess. The steampunk genre has certainly been better handled in the past, but it's never looked better than it does in Steamboy. I posed a question a week or so ago about steampunk, and polled for interest in a steampunk reading challenge. It's a mish-mash of many different ideas, but that's what makes steampunk so appealing. Their work is part of the steampunk genre, and if you don't know what steampunk is, think of it as dark, pseudo Victorian fun. Much of it takes place in a "fantasy London" where people dress like steampunk superheroes. Steam punk is a sub-genre of science fiction. I knew about Railway Spine via Gibson & Sterling's excellent steampunk novel, The Difference Engine. I'm sure that there are a lot of anime and manga that existed prior to this current resurgence that included steampunk elements. That kind of retro novel is known as steam punk. In other cases, steampunk envisions a historical world that has modern elements. Dungeon Siege had some elements of steampunk in it, namely the robotic goblins. 1.1 A style of design and fashion that combines historical elements with anachronistic technological features inspired by science fiction. the essence of steampunk is homage to vintage fashion with a modern, sassy twist as modifier steampunk costumes Example sentencesExamples I'm a little vague on why tiny little hats and goggles are a requirement for steampunk, but apparently they are. I'm not a huge steampunk fan, but I do enjoy the makeshift weaponry that they create for the style. The artwork on the site gives the game world a decidedly fantasy flair, but also with what could be steampunk elements. The babe went for a steampunk ensemble in an oversized black snakeskin coat, crazy heels and gold glasses. The award-winning chef shares his new spin on classic comfort food and cocktails that's emerged in his latest Las Vegas steampunk restaurant. When not hard at work writing she can be found dressing up for steampunk parties and Renaissance fairs, or with her nose buried in a book. She collects teapots, teddy bears and steampunk gadgetry. The actors tear away parts of their costumes, transforming the look into distressed steampunk. His latest creation is the "Aetheria Circumducitur", a steampunk lamp housed in a spinning brass cage. Her style is kind of steampunk, funky vintage and that's how she likes to roll.
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