Definition of Teddy boy in English:

Teddy boy

noun ˈtɛdi bɔɪ

British

(in the 1950s) a young man of a subculture characterized by a style of dress based on Edwardian fashion (typically with drainpipe trousers, bootlace tie, and hair slicked up in a quiff) and a liking for rock-and-roll music.
〈英〉（20世纪50年代穿着爱德华时代服装、热衷于摇滚乐的）男阿飞
Example sentencesExamples
- They wore Teddy boy suits, sang Dicky Valentine and played a bit of classical and they did all right.
- Even in the area of alternative fashion in the post 1945 period, the world of Teddy boys, mods and rockers, hippies, punks, new Romantics, and so on, the driving force has been a masculine one.
- I was never a Teddy boy but it was the era of Teddy boys.
- This might be before Teddy boys, which would make the writer at least 60.
- This vital information arrived as Alan, looking like a cross between a wild Irish Teddy boy and Brendan Behan, hopped from the taxi to have a word with the club bouncers.

Origin

From Teddy, pet form of the given name Edward (with reference to Edward VII's reign).

Definition of Teddy boy in US English:

Teddy boy

nounˈtedē boi

British

(in the 1950s) a young man of a subculture characterized by a style of dress based on Edwardian fashion and a liking for rock and roll music.
〈英〉（20世纪50年代穿着爱德华时代服装、热衷于摇滚乐的）男阿飞
Example sentencesExamples
- They wore Teddy boy suits, sang Dicky Valentine and played a bit of classical and they did all right.
- Even in the area of alternative fashion in the post 1945 period, the world of Teddy boys, mods and rockers, hippies, punks, new Romantics, and so on, the driving force has been a masculine one.
- This vital information arrived as Alan, looking like a cross between a wild Irish Teddy boy and Brendan Behan, hopped from the taxi to have a word with the club bouncers.
- I was never a Teddy boy but it was the era of Teddy boys.
- This might be before Teddy boys, which would make the writer at least 60.

Origin

From Teddy, pet form of the given name Edward (with reference to Edward VII's reign).

词汇	Teddy boy
释义	Definition of Teddy boy in English: Teddy boy noun ˈtɛdi bɔɪ British (in the 1950s) a young man of a subculture characterized by a style of dress based on Edwardian fashion (typically with drainpipe trousers, bootlace tie, and hair slicked up in a quiff) and a liking for rock-and-roll music. 〈英〉（20世纪50年代穿着爱德华时代服装、热衷于摇滚乐的）男阿飞 Example sentencesExamples They wore Teddy boy suits, sang Dicky Valentine and played a bit of classical and they did all right. Even in the area of alternative fashion in the post 1945 period, the world of Teddy boys, mods and rockers, hippies, punks, new Romantics, and so on, the driving force has been a masculine one. I was never a Teddy boy but it was the era of Teddy boys. This might be before Teddy boys, which would make the writer at least 60. This vital information arrived as Alan, looking like a cross between a wild Irish Teddy boy and Brendan Behan, hopped from the taxi to have a word with the club bouncers. Origin From Teddy, pet form of the given name Edward (with reference to Edward VII's reign). Definition of Teddy boy in US English: Teddy boy nounˈtedē boi British (in the 1950s) a young man of a subculture characterized by a style of dress based on Edwardian fashion and a liking for rock and roll music. 〈英〉（20世纪50年代穿着爱德华时代服装、热衷于摇滚乐的）男阿飞 Example sentencesExamples They wore Teddy boy suits, sang Dicky Valentine and played a bit of classical and they did all right. Even in the area of alternative fashion in the post 1945 period, the world of Teddy boys, mods and rockers, hippies, punks, new Romantics, and so on, the driving force has been a masculine one. This vital information arrived as Alan, looking like a cross between a wild Irish Teddy boy and Brendan Behan, hopped from the taxi to have a word with the club bouncers. I was never a Teddy boy but it was the era of Teddy boys. This might be before Teddy boys, which would make the writer at least 60. Origin From Teddy, pet form of the given name Edward (with reference to Edward VII's reign).
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