| 词组 | lone wolf |
| 释义 | lone wolf Theme: MAN - NEGATIVE n. a man who stays to himself.Fred is sort of a lone wolf until he has a few drinks.It's the lone wolves you read about in the paper when they pull a drowning person from the river. Idiom lone wolf a person who prefers to do things on their own.The typical role for Bogart was the Casablanca character, a lone wolf, cynical but heroic. lone wolf noun a criminal who works alone US, 1909lone wolf1. Someone who does not seek or like the company of others. Shannon should have known Brad would break her heart—he's a lone wolf who doesn't like getting close to anybody. A: "Does he have any friends at school?" B: "No, I think he's a lone wolf." 2. A terrorist who acts alone or independently of a larger group when carrying out an attack. The attack was carried out by another lone wolf who had no affiliation with terror groups but was inspired by radical postings online. lone wolfA person who prefers to do without the company or assistance of others. For example, Her nursery school teacher described Beth as a lone wolf, an assessment her parents found astonishing . This expression alludes to the tendency of some species of wolf to hunt alone rather than in packs. [c. 1900] a lone wolfA lone wolf is an independent person who likes doing things on their own, rather than doing them with other people. He was also somewhat of a lone wolf, never marrying. Latham's personal style is that of a political lone wolf. lone wolfa person who prefers to act alone.a ˌlone ˈwolfa person who chooses to work, live, be, etc. alone: In the police force he had the reputation of being something of a lone wolf.lone wolf n. a man who stays to himself. Fred is sort of a lone wolf until he has a few drinks. |
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