人们能在许多新词中看到社交网络的影响。

YouTubers, defined as frequent user of the video-sharing website YouTube, especially someone who produces and appears in videos on the site is included in the dictionary for the first time.

YouTubers Anyone who stands up to internet trolls can now legitimately call themselves an upstander - a person who speaks or acts in support of a cause, especially one who intervenes on behalf of a person being attacked or bullied.

如今，任何在网络上挺身而出打抱不平的人都可以堂堂正正地自称为upstander A number of newly listed words and phrases have migrated from pop music, notably "get your freak on": defined as US slang (chiefly in African-American usage) 1) to engage in sexual activity, especially of an unconventional or uninhibited nature. 2) To dance, esp. in an uninhibited, wild, or exuberant fashion.

另一些新收录的词或短语来自于流行音乐，最出名的是“get your freak on”。它的定义为：美国俚语 The phrase gained prominence in 2001 as the title of a Missy Elliott song.

该短语是梅西•埃丽奥特的一首歌名，2001年开始流行了起来。

Singer Beyonce had a hand in the listing of Bama, originally a 1920s abbreviation of the US state of Alabama. It evolved to become slang for a person from the rural American south, but was reclaimed this year by the singer in Formation, a track from her latest album Lemonade.

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