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Bopper
UK
/ˈbɒpə/
US
/ˈbɑːpər/
Translation of "bopper" into Russian
bopper
Noun
UK
/ˈbɒpə/
US
/ˈbɑːpər/
bopper
boppers pl
The bopper showed off his moves on the dance floor.
Танцор продемонстрировал свои движения на танцполе.
молодежь
The bopper was excited about the new music release.
Молодежь была в восторге от нового музыкального релиза.
Definitions
bopper
Noun
UK
/ˈbɒpə/
US
/ˈbɑːpər/
A person who enjoys dancing to pop or rock music, especially in a lively or energetic manner.
The club was filled with boppers moving to the beat of the DJ's set.
A young person, especially a teenager, who is enthusiastic about popular music and culture.
In the 1950s, boppers were often seen hanging out at soda shops and listening to the latest hits.
A type of toy or object designed to be hit or bounced, often used for play or exercise.
The inflatable bopper was a hit at the children's birthday party, providing hours of fun.
Idioms and phrases
teenage bopper
The 1960s were a great time to be a teenage bopper.
подросток, увлекающийся поп-музыкой
1960-е были отличным временем для подростков, увлекающихся поп-музыкой.
bubblegum bopper
The band was known as a popular bubblegum bopper in the 1970s.
певец или группа, исполняющие легкую музыку
Группа была известна как популярные исполнители легкой музыки в 1970-х годах.
big bopper
He became a big bopper after his hit song was released.
популярный исполнитель
Он стал популярным исполнителем после выхода его хита.
rock bopper
He was known as a classic rock bopper during his college years.
любитель рок-н-ролла
В колледже его знали как классического любителя рок-н-ролла.
hip bopper
She is quite the hip bopper on the dance floor.
современный танцор
Она настоящий современный танцор на танцполе.