Definition of zouk in English:

zouk

noun zuːkzo͞ok

mass noun

An exuberant style of popular music combining Caribbean and Western elements and having a fast heavy beat.
祖克音乐（一种融合了加勒比和西方元素的生气勃勃的流行音乐，节拍快而有力）
Example sentencesExamples
- In other recorded examples the music most closely approaches early predecessors of reggae and zouk.
- Two other musical styles - zouk and cadance - are heard on French-influenced islands like St. Lucia.
- The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca.
- At 7: 50 p.m., Koffi Koffiento shakes you awake with a fine blend of rumba, zouk and salsa, Congolese style..
- A delightful fusion of zouk, reggae, Afro-Beat and salsa, the multi-cultural personnel of the Bristol-based six-piece band, provide the ingredients to a very agreeable recipe.
- Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca.
- Compas, reggae, zouk and American pop all colour their clever, energetic tunes at one point or another - no surprise that they'll be backing up a wide variety of talent at the Gala du Monde this Friday.
- Haitian sensation Black Parents will also be performing, bringing some zouk and kompas with the holiday vibes.
- Actually, Ménard throws the lineup by being Antillean, so expect a blend of zouk, soca, compas and merengue from him and Jab Jab, backing him up for the night.
- Growing up, he listened to the up-tempo sounds of calypso, soca, and zouk, before moving to St Maarten and discovering reggae.
- Hints of zouk, samba and electroclash rear their groovy heads through a parade of infectious Afro-housers.
- To keep the cultural spirits flying high, music adds to the Creole flavour - folk music, cadence, zouk and Kassav.
- Funk, soul, hip hop, brokenbeat, jazz, dancehall, roots, old-school, deep house, zouk and konpa can be found here every week, so check it out.
- They've been gigging downtown with their mix of funk, zouk and reggae for a while, so don't miss them on the big stage.
- For openers, there was the French ensemble Les Alizes, playing zouk on steel.
- Hundreds of visitors and locals sip on Carib and Piton, munch on all the various fish and chicken sold, and between mixes enjoy salsa, reggae, calypso, cadence, zouk, and hip-hop.
- Many have concluded that the work that community radio stations like CHRY, CKLN and CRIT do in showcasing soca, calypso and reggae, zouk and other musical expressions are contributing factors to this new awareness in the Canadian media.
- Workey Workey, Burning Flames: The Flames, Arrow's former backup band, blended soca with a touch of zouk to create Antigua's 1989 Road March.
- Combette's music is hard to describe concisely, but there's Haitian compas, zouk, folk, jazz, bossa nova, soca and reggae in the mix.
- Its African hosts offer tips on gigs, clips of their favourite CDs, news from the studio and gossip from the dance floor, covering styles from Afrobeat to zouk and from laid-back mbira to full-on hip-hop.

Origin

1970s: Guadeloupian Creole, literally 'to party'.

Rhymes

archduke, chibouk, duke, Farouk, fluke, kook, Luke, nuke, peruke, puke, rebuke, Seljuk, snook, souk, spruik, stook, tuque

Definition of zouk in US English:

zouk

nounzo͞ok

An exuberant style of popular music combining Caribbean and Western elements and having a fast heavy beat.
祖克音乐（一种融合了加勒比和西方元素的生气勃勃的流行音乐，节拍快而有力）
Example sentencesExamples
- Its African hosts offer tips on gigs, clips of their favourite CDs, news from the studio and gossip from the dance floor, covering styles from Afrobeat to zouk and from laid-back mbira to full-on hip-hop.
- Many have concluded that the work that community radio stations like CHRY, CKLN and CRIT do in showcasing soca, calypso and reggae, zouk and other musical expressions are contributing factors to this new awareness in the Canadian media.
- In other recorded examples the music most closely approaches early predecessors of reggae and zouk.
- Growing up, he listened to the up-tempo sounds of calypso, soca, and zouk, before moving to St Maarten and discovering reggae.
- For openers, there was the French ensemble Les Alizes, playing zouk on steel.
- Hints of zouk, samba and electroclash rear their groovy heads through a parade of infectious Afro-housers.
- Funk, soul, hip hop, brokenbeat, jazz, dancehall, roots, old-school, deep house, zouk and konpa can be found here every week, so check it out.
- Combette's music is hard to describe concisely, but there's Haitian compas, zouk, folk, jazz, bossa nova, soca and reggae in the mix.
- Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca.
- At 7: 50 p.m., Koffi Koffiento shakes you awake with a fine blend of rumba, zouk and salsa, Congolese style..
- Workey Workey, Burning Flames: The Flames, Arrow's former backup band, blended soca with a touch of zouk to create Antigua's 1989 Road March.
- To keep the cultural spirits flying high, music adds to the Creole flavour - folk music, cadence, zouk and Kassav.
- Haitian sensation Black Parents will also be performing, bringing some zouk and kompas with the holiday vibes.
- Actually, Ménard throws the lineup by being Antillean, so expect a blend of zouk, soca, compas and merengue from him and Jab Jab, backing him up for the night.
- A delightful fusion of zouk, reggae, Afro-Beat and salsa, the multi-cultural personnel of the Bristol-based six-piece band, provide the ingredients to a very agreeable recipe.
- Two other musical styles - zouk and cadance - are heard on French-influenced islands like St. Lucia.
- Compas, reggae, zouk and American pop all colour their clever, energetic tunes at one point or another - no surprise that they'll be backing up a wide variety of talent at the Gala du Monde this Friday.
- The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca.
- Hundreds of visitors and locals sip on Carib and Piton, munch on all the various fish and chicken sold, and between mixes enjoy salsa, reggae, calypso, cadence, zouk, and hip-hop.
- They've been gigging downtown with their mix of funk, zouk and reggae for a while, so don't miss them on the big stage.

Origin

1970s: Guadeloupian Creole, literally ‘to party’.

词汇	zouk
释义	Definition of zouk in English: zouk noun zuːkzo͞ok mass noun An exuberant style of popular music combining Caribbean and Western elements and having a fast heavy beat. 祖克音乐（一种融合了加勒比和西方元素的生气勃勃的流行音乐，节拍快而有力） Example sentencesExamples In other recorded examples the music most closely approaches early predecessors of reggae and zouk. Two other musical styles - zouk and cadance - are heard on French-influenced islands like St. Lucia. The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca. At 7: 50 p.m., Koffi Koffiento shakes you awake with a fine blend of rumba, zouk and salsa, Congolese style.. A delightful fusion of zouk, reggae, Afro-Beat and salsa, the multi-cultural personnel of the Bristol-based six-piece band, provide the ingredients to a very agreeable recipe. Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca. Compas, reggae, zouk and American pop all colour their clever, energetic tunes at one point or another - no surprise that they'll be backing up a wide variety of talent at the Gala du Monde this Friday. Haitian sensation Black Parents will also be performing, bringing some zouk and kompas with the holiday vibes. Actually, Ménard throws the lineup by being Antillean, so expect a blend of zouk, soca, compas and merengue from him and Jab Jab, backing him up for the night. Growing up, he listened to the up-tempo sounds of calypso, soca, and zouk, before moving to St Maarten and discovering reggae. Hints of zouk, samba and electroclash rear their groovy heads through a parade of infectious Afro-housers. To keep the cultural spirits flying high, music adds to the Creole flavour - folk music, cadence, zouk and Kassav. Funk, soul, hip hop, brokenbeat, jazz, dancehall, roots, old-school, deep house, zouk and konpa can be found here every week, so check it out. They've been gigging downtown with their mix of funk, zouk and reggae for a while, so don't miss them on the big stage. For openers, there was the French ensemble Les Alizes, playing zouk on steel. Hundreds of visitors and locals sip on Carib and Piton, munch on all the various fish and chicken sold, and between mixes enjoy salsa, reggae, calypso, cadence, zouk, and hip-hop. Many have concluded that the work that community radio stations like CHRY, CKLN and CRIT do in showcasing soca, calypso and reggae, zouk and other musical expressions are contributing factors to this new awareness in the Canadian media. Workey Workey, Burning Flames: The Flames, Arrow's former backup band, blended soca with a touch of zouk to create Antigua's 1989 Road March. Combette's music is hard to describe concisely, but there's Haitian compas, zouk, folk, jazz, bossa nova, soca and reggae in the mix. Its African hosts offer tips on gigs, clips of their favourite CDs, news from the studio and gossip from the dance floor, covering styles from Afrobeat to zouk and from laid-back mbira to full-on hip-hop. Origin 1970s: Guadeloupian Creole, literally 'to party'. Rhymes archduke, chibouk, duke, Farouk, fluke, kook, Luke, nuke, peruke, puke, rebuke, Seljuk, snook, souk, spruik, stook, tuque Definition of zouk in US English: zouk nounzo͞ok An exuberant style of popular music combining Caribbean and Western elements and having a fast heavy beat. 祖克音乐（一种融合了加勒比和西方元素的生气勃勃的流行音乐，节拍快而有力） Example sentencesExamples Its African hosts offer tips on gigs, clips of their favourite CDs, news from the studio and gossip from the dance floor, covering styles from Afrobeat to zouk and from laid-back mbira to full-on hip-hop. Many have concluded that the work that community radio stations like CHRY, CKLN and CRIT do in showcasing soca, calypso and reggae, zouk and other musical expressions are contributing factors to this new awareness in the Canadian media. In other recorded examples the music most closely approaches early predecessors of reggae and zouk. Growing up, he listened to the up-tempo sounds of calypso, soca, and zouk, before moving to St Maarten and discovering reggae. For openers, there was the French ensemble Les Alizes, playing zouk on steel. Hints of zouk, samba and electroclash rear their groovy heads through a parade of infectious Afro-housers. Funk, soul, hip hop, brokenbeat, jazz, dancehall, roots, old-school, deep house, zouk and konpa can be found here every week, so check it out. Combette's music is hard to describe concisely, but there's Haitian compas, zouk, folk, jazz, bossa nova, soca and reggae in the mix. Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca. At 7: 50 p.m., Koffi Koffiento shakes you awake with a fine blend of rumba, zouk and salsa, Congolese style.. Workey Workey, Burning Flames: The Flames, Arrow's former backup band, blended soca with a touch of zouk to create Antigua's 1989 Road March. To keep the cultural spirits flying high, music adds to the Creole flavour - folk music, cadence, zouk and Kassav. Haitian sensation Black Parents will also be performing, bringing some zouk and kompas with the holiday vibes. Actually, Ménard throws the lineup by being Antillean, so expect a blend of zouk, soca, compas and merengue from him and Jab Jab, backing him up for the night. A delightful fusion of zouk, reggae, Afro-Beat and salsa, the multi-cultural personnel of the Bristol-based six-piece band, provide the ingredients to a very agreeable recipe. Two other musical styles - zouk and cadance - are heard on French-influenced islands like St. Lucia. Compas, reggae, zouk and American pop all colour their clever, energetic tunes at one point or another - no surprise that they'll be backing up a wide variety of talent at the Gala du Monde this Friday. The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca. Hundreds of visitors and locals sip on Carib and Piton, munch on all the various fish and chicken sold, and between mixes enjoy salsa, reggae, calypso, cadence, zouk, and hip-hop. They've been gigging downtown with their mix of funk, zouk and reggae for a while, so don't miss them on the big stage. Origin 1970s: Guadeloupian Creole, literally ‘to party’.
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