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亚文化, 次文化
a group within a larger culture that shares distinctive values, norms, and behaviors, often differing from those of the dominant culture
- The goth subculture, characterized by its dark fashion and music preferences, often congregates in alternative clubs and events.
哥特亚文化以其黑暗的时尚和音乐偏好为特征，经常聚集在另类俱乐部和活动中。
- Within the hip-hop subculture, elements such as rap music, graffiti art, and breakdancing serve as expressive outlets for its members.
在嘻哈亚文化中，说唱音乐、涂鸦艺术和霹雳舞等元素是其成员表达自我的方式。
- Members of the skateboarding subculture often gather at skate parks to practice tricks and bond over their shared passion for the sport.
滑板亚文化的成员经常聚集在滑板公园练习技巧，并通过他们对这项运动的共同热情建立联系。
- The gamer subculture encompasses a diverse range of individuals who engage in video gaming as a primary hobby, forming online communities and participating in gaming conventions.
游戏玩家的亚文化涵盖了将电子游戏作为主要爱好的各种个人，他们形成在线社区并参加游戏大会。
- The punk subculture emerged in the 1970s as a rebellion against mainstream culture, with its distinctive music, fashion, and anti-establishment attitudes still prevalent among its followers today.
朋克亚文化在20世纪70年代作为对主流文化的反叛而出现，其独特的音乐、时尚和反体制态度至今仍在追随者中盛行。