loner 的定义
- a person who is or prefers to be alone, especially one who avoids the company of others: He was always a loner—no one knew him well.
loner 近义词
recluse
更多loner例句
- She doesn’t think it’s just that loners or some straggly groups get more easily picked off by predators.
- Our mental image of tinfoil-hat-wearing loners isolated in dark basements is outdated.
- Yet these dangerous rats, which scientists assumed were loners, turn out to have a close and cuddly family life.
- The belted kingfisher, a loner from the moment it leaves its parents until it dies, grants a brief annual exception for a mate and chicks.
- Attracting both loner and gregarious locusts, he says, means 4VA could function to both bring solitary locusts into the swarm and keep that swarm together over time.
- Fatherless and emotionally needy, du Pont was a loner who sought companionship and adoration—usually at great financial cost.
- Nor was Oswald an irrational, discontented Dostoyevskian loner, as some depicted him.
- Reporters spoke to classmates who recalled Ciancia as a shy loner who may have been bullied.
- This restless loner had signed up with British naval intelligence soon after the fall of France.
- The missing leg is only the most obvious sign that Strike is damaged goods, a loner wounded by life long before he went overseas.
- He had been a loner for so many years that he found a certain inverse pleasure in following someone else.
- I guess that's why they called him a loner, because he was alone so much.
- Well, he had hair like his mother for example, but he was a loner.
- "I think we're all agreed, fellows," said Chal-loner of the Morning Script, the dean of the gathering.
- Well, my first impression of this individual is that he was somewhat, to use the term, "loner."