Britpop

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Britpop

(ˈbrɪtˌpɒp)
n
(Pop Music) the characteristic pop music performed by some British bands of the mid 1990s
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Britpop

A form of rock music produced by British bands in the 1990s and characterized by memorable guitar-driven tunes, a brash outgoing attitude, and a pre-occupation with British as opposed to American cultural experience.
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Translations

Britpop

[ˈbrɪtpɒp] nbritpop f
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Britpop

n (Brit Mus) → Britpop m
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