new wave
"New wave" refers to innovative movements in music and cinema, often characterized by a departure from traditional styles and the incorporation of new techniques and elements.
Definition
B2Music
(genre, historical)A genre that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, blending punk rock with pop, electronic, and other musical styles.
Example
- The band's new album has a distinct new wave sound with its use of synthesizers and quirky melodies.
C1Cinema
(movement, historical)A film movement from the late 1950s characterized by experimental techniques, narrative innovation, and a focus on personal expression.
Example
- The director's latest film draws heavily from the French New Wave, featuring unconventional storytelling and visual styles.
B2General
(trend)A resurgence or innovative trend in a particular field, often marked by new approaches and a break from traditional norms.
Example
- The new wave of technology startups is changing the landscape of the industry.
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