grup

American  

[gruhp] / grʌp /

Or Grup

noun

Informal.

1. (especially in marketing) an adult, usually over the age of 30, whose lifestyle, interests, and tastes are in some ways the same as those of much younger people.

   skateboards that appeal to grups and teenagers.

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Etymology

Origin of grup

First recorded in 2005–10; coined by Adrian Spies, U.S screenwriter (1920-98), for Miri (1966), an episode of the original Star Trek series (1966-69); contraction of gr(own)up

Example Sentences

Bayrak is chairman of AB Grup Holding, which he founded in 1999, and has investments in crypto currency, construction, tourism and energy sectors.

From BBC

The government says Grup Yorum has links to the outlawed Marxist Revolutionary People’s Liberation Party/Front, which has carried out suicide attacks and is designated as a terrorist organisation by Turkey, the US and the EU.

From The Guardian

Grup Yorum’s protest has drawn support from across Turkey’s music scene and internationally, including statements of solidarity from the American folk singer Joan Baez, who has performed with the band in the past.

From The Guardian

Gökçek, a bass guitarist, is the second member of the banned left-wing folk music band Grup Yorum to die in just over a month after launching hunger strikes over the Turkish state’s treatment of their band: 28-year-old Helin Bölek, a singer, died on 3 April after 288 days of fasting.

From The Guardian

The group, Grup Yorum, said on Thursday its bass guitarist İbrahim Gökçek, 41, had died in a hospital in Istanbul.

From The Guardian