Sense: (of) a usually young person who does not wish to live by the normal rules of society and who shows his rejection of these rules by his unusual clothes, habits etc
The farm cottage was bought by a group of young hippies; (
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 Afrikaans: hippie, blommekind |
 Arabic: هيبّي: المُخالِف للمعايير |
 Bulgarian: хипи |
 Brazilian: hippie |
 Czech: hippie; hippiovský |
 German: der Hippie, Hippie-... |
 Danish: hippie; hippie- |
 Greek: χίπης, χίπικος |
 Spanish: hippie |
 Estonian: hipi |
 Farsi: هیپی |
 Finnish: hippi |
 French: hippie |
 Hebrew: הִיפִּי |
 Hindi: हिप्पी |
 Croatian: hipi; hipijevski |
 Hungarian: hippi |
 Indonesian: hippie |
 Icelandic: hippi |
 Italian: hippy; di/da hippy |
 Japanese: ヒッピー |
 Korean: 히피(족) |
 Lithuanian: hipis |
 Latvian: hipijs; hipiju- |
 Malay: hipi |
 Dutch: hippie |
 Norwegian: hippie |
 Polish: hipis |
 Persian: هیپی |
 Pashto: هیپی |
 Portuguese: hippie |
 Romanian: hippy |
 Russian: хиппи |
 Slovak: hippie; hippiovský; hipík |
 Slovenian: hipi; hipijevski |
 Serbian: hipik |
 Swedish: hippie |
 Thai: พวกฮิปปี้ |
 Turkish: hipi, genç kalender |
 Taiwanese: 嬉皮 |
 Ukrainian: хіпі |
 Urdu: لا ابالی وضع کا فرد، ہپّی |
 Vietnamese: người híp-pi |
 Chinese: 嬉皮（的） |
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