Tra từ punk - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

punk/pʌŋk/ noun
Sense 1-3: [date : 1900-2000; Origin : Perhaps from punk 'prostitute' (16-20 centuries). ]
Sense 4: [date : 1600-1700; Origin : Perhaps from spunk 'material for lighting fires'; ⇨ spunk]
1. [UNCOUNTABLE]
(also ˌpunk ˈrock) a type of loud music popular in the late 1970s and 1980s

2. [COUNTABLE]
(also punk rocker) someone who likes punk music and wears things that are typical of it, such as torn clothes, metal chains, and coloured hair:
　 ▪ punk hairstyles

3. [COUNTABLE]
American English informal a young man who fights and breaks the law

4. [UNCOUNTABLE]
American English a substance that burns without a flame that is used to light fireworksetc

noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
ADJECTIVE
young
▪ Worn by young hooligans, punks, football thugs.
▪ One Saturday a couple of young punks decided to start a fight with my father.
▪ Sugar and Spice by Nigel Williams Carol is one of a party of young punk girls.
NOUN
band
▪ The Stranglers were the punk band your dad could appreciate; assuming you had a dad, that is.
▪ Then I saw all these punk bands - and I couldn't believe it.
▪ Many punk bands extended this antagonism to all established rock musicians over the age of twenty-five.
rock
▪ For the rest of us, I suspect, recalling punk rock is a rather self-indulgent activity.
▪ Not very punk rock, eh?
▪ By the time I got there, a recession and punk rock had knocked all that on the head.
▪ Bernie says he invented punk rock.
▪ No-one ever called the Clash a punk rock band.
▪ The Yanks consider the Chainsaw to be punk rock.
rocker
▪ As a result, they lost tons of money when punk rockers trashed concert halls during their first shows.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ I'd like to find the punk who broke off my car antenna.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A couple of punks on the far side, also waiting to cross, were pointing at the oblivious Slater and laughing.
▪ All these punks are the same.
▪ Guys like that, cheap punks, are easy enough to handle when you feel up to it.
▪ Sid Vicious, the smack-addled punk who stabbed his girlfriend in Sid and Nancy.
▪ Take punk, it was all about a tight nucleus of bands who were all mates.
▪ Think of them as a punk Dire Straits.
▪ Which is fine -- we enjoy a good debate in print, sensationalist punks that we are.