| 释义 |
scenester, n. colloq. (orig. U.S.).
Brit. |ˈsiːnstə|, U.S. |ˈsinstər|
[‹ scene n. + -ster suffix.]
A person who is characterized by participation in a particular, usually fashionable, social or artistic scene; originally and spec. with reference to any of various (esp. local) alternative music scenes. Occas. mildly derogatory.
[1982Los Angeles Times 16 July vi. 16/2 The Young Gones, a co-ed a cappella outfit composed of four local seen-on-the-scenesters, opened the evening with a brief set.] 1983Los Angeles Times 16 Feb. vi. 3/2 But when the group's set suddenly was interrupted by the eight-piece La Quienas drum corps..even the most jaded Hollywood scenesters managed to register some shock. 1992Out Summer 10/1 The die-hard scenesters haven't lost their knack for wacked-out fashion statements. 1997Dazed & Confused June 60/3 Buddy is surrounded by a wide array of nogoodniks: competitive girlfriends, would-be rock stars, tattooed scenesters, misfit flatmates and neighbours. 2002Philadelphia City Paper 18 Apr. 18/1 City Paper sent its resident scenesters..out in search of previously undiscovered forms of intelligent nightlife. |