英语词组be one of the boys是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiombe one of the boysto be part of a group of men who are friendly and spend time together, doing the ordinary things that men are expected to do:Steve was one of the boys - football on Saturday afternoon and the pub in the evening.I've never really been one of the boys. I don't really care about sports and cars and things.

Note You may hear people describe a woman as being one of the boys if she is friends with a group of men and likes doing the things they do.

be one of the boys

To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in US. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the boys. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the boys while still being seen distinctly as a lady.

be one of the ˈlads/ˈboys/ˈgirls

(informal) be a member of a group of friends of the same sex and a similar age, who meet regularly to enjoy themselves: His wife doesn’t understand that he likes being one of the lads from time to time.She’s never really been one of the girls. She much prefers the company of men.

词组	be one of the boys
释义	idiombe one of the boysto be part of a group of men who are friendly and spend time together, doing the ordinary things that men are expected to do:Steve was one of the boys - football on Saturday afternoon and the pub in the evening.I've never really been one of the boys. I don't really care about sports and cars and things. Note You may hear people describe a woman as being one of the boys if she is friends with a group of men and likes doing the things they do. be one of the boys To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in US. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the boys. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the boys while still being seen distinctly as a lady. be one of the ˈlads/ˈboys/ˈgirls (informal) be a member of a group of friends of the same sex and a similar age, who meet regularly to enjoy themselves: His wife doesn’t understand that he likes being one of the lads from time to time.She’s never really been one of the girls. She much prefers the company of men.
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