What does the generation gap mean?

The generation gap refers to the gap between the two generations in life, ideals and lifestyles.

Pronunciation: [d à i g not u].

Part of speech: noun.

Structure: generation (left and right structure) ditch (left and right structure).

Source:1October 198 1 Issue 4: "Now there is a new term called the generation gap. It is said that it was translated from Japanese and made trouble in the hall. It means that there is a gap between the two generations. "

Synonym: alienated and therefore unfamiliar.

The composition of the generation gap is as follows:

The generation gap is caused by the lack of communication between the young and the old.

2. Power makes them satisfy their own selfish desires regardless of the consequences, so there is a generation gap between them.

Despite the generation gap, grandpa asked Jack to train patiently, master the basic dragon, release his potential and learn lessons in time.

Then, it is easy to see that how to bridge the gap between young people and old people lies in their attitude towards the generation gap.

5, so there is no generation gap between them, no gap, only more languages.

The advantage of such a chaotic generation is that Xiang Yi and his son have no generation gap and can communicate at will.

7. Parents fool their children to call education; Children cheat their parents and dress up as hoods; Fooling each other is called the generation gap.