hipster

hípster

Persona que prefiere música, ropa e intereses poco comunes en lugar de los más populares.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who prefers unusual music, clothes, and interests to those popular with most people.

• That hipster only buys old records.
• Hipsters gather at the independent coffee shop.
• She jokes that her vintage bicycle makes her a hipster.

Sinónimos: nonconformist

Antónimos: conformist

Expresiones frecuentes: hipster cafe, hipster culture, hipster neighborhood

hípster

Persona que sigue las últimas modas y quiere parecer moderna y atractiva.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who follows the newest fashions and wants to seem modern and cool.

• He's a hipster with expensive shoes.
• The cafe attracts fashionable hipsters.
• That hipster always knows the newest bands.

Sinónimos: trend follower

Expresiones frecuentes: trendy hipster, hipster fashion, young hipster

bohemio, beatnik

Persona de un grupo que vive libremente, rechaza las normas sociales habituales y suele interesarse por el arte.

En inglés sencillo: Someone in a group that lives freely and rejects usual social rules, often with artistic interests.

• The hipster read poems in smoky cafes.
• Those hipsters rejected conventional careers.
• A young hipster joined the circle of experimental writers.

Sinónimos: bohemian, beatnik

Expresiones frecuentes: bohemian hipster, beat hipster, hipster poet

aficionado al jazz

Aficionado que conoce bien el jazz y se considera elegante y moderno.

En inglés sencillo: A jazz fan who knows the music well and sees themselves as stylish and cool.

• The hipster knew every jazz record.
• Hipsters crowded the club to hear the saxophonist.
• An older hipster told us stories about early bebop.

Sinónimos: jazz buff, jazz enthusiast

Expresiones frecuentes: jazz hipster, hipster slang, hipster crowd

hacerse el hípster

Actuar como alguien de gustos poco comunes que quiere parecer moderno y atractivo.

En inglés sencillo: To act like someone with unusual tastes who wants to seem cool.

• They hipster around all weekend.
• We hipstered at little cafes instead of going sightseeing.
• Stop hipstering and tell me which music you actually like.

Expresiones frecuentes: hipster around, hipster at cafes

dar un estilo hípster

Vestir a alguien o decorar un lugar con un estilo moderno y poco convencional.

En inglés sencillo: To dress someone or decorate a place in a trendy, unusual style.

• Let's hipster this room up.
• She hipstered her outfit with an old hat.
• They hipstered the bar with mismatched chairs and vintage posters.

Cómo se usa: hipster something up (They hipstered the cafe up with vintage lamps.)

Expresiones frecuentes: hipster something up, hipster a room