woodstock [ˈwʊdˌstɑk]

例句:

• A rock - music cult called " Woodstock Nation " flared briefly, then burned out.
  一阵被称为 “ 伍德斯托克民族 ” 的摇滚乐狂潮,如昙花一现, 随后成了过眼烟云.
  
• Woodstock was probably the point of the hippie movement.
  伍德斯托克音乐节可能是嬉皮运动的高潮.
  
• Woodstock became a symbol of the young peoples'rebellion against traditional values.
  听杰米?亨德利克斯和琼?贝兹的歌,以及谁人乐队(TheWho)和杰弗逊飞机(jeffersonAirplane)乐队的歌.
  
• But at Woodstock, this had not yet happened.
  来自WSJ
• Surprisingly, this lesson was in evidence at Woodstock.
  来自WSJ
• One even called it the Woodstock of evolution.
  来自SA