IPA: //rɪˈbɒp//
KK: /rɪˈbɑp/
A style of jazz music characterized by fast tempos, complex chords, and improvisation.
The band played a lively rebop that got everyone dancing.
This word originates from American English, meaning to dance or move in a lively manner, often associated with a specific style of music. It is a playful term that suggests a lively rhythm or beat.
Imagine dancing energetically to a lively beat — that's what 'rebop' captures, a fun and lively way to move!