Definition
Definition of bopper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The club was full of boppers enjoying the music.
2.
- Teenage boppers gathered at the diner after school.
3.
musicTECH. US musician who plays bop musicTECH. US
- The bopper played an amazing solo at the concert.
Origin of bopper
English, bop (dance) + -er (agent)
Examples of bopper in a sentence
Every weekend, the boppers gather at the downtown club. The bopper danced energetically to the rock 'n' roll tunes. In the 1950s, every bopper wanted the latest fashion trends. The young bopper was inspired by jazz legends. Many boppers gathered for the annual music festival.
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- French:danseur, jeune des années 50, ...
- German:energiegeladener Tänzer, Teenager, ...
- Italian:ballerino energico, ragazzo, ...
- Spanish:bailarín enérgico, adolescente, ...
- Portuguese:bailarino enérgico, miúdo, ...
- Chinese:精力充沛的舞者, 50年代的年轻人, ...
- Japanese:エネルギッシュなダンサー, 若者, ...
- Arabic:راقص, مراهِق, ...
- Hebrew:רַקְדָן, בָּחוּר, ...
- Russian:энергичный танцор, подросток 50-х, ...
- Ukrainian:любитель вечірок, підліток 50-х, ...
- Hindi:ऊर्जावान नर्तक, युवा, ...
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