Definition of man alone in English:

man alone

noun

A self-reliant, rugged male, particularly as a New Zealand stereotype.
he was an outsider, a man alone, living just where adventure begins
Example sentencesExamples
- He made the effort to suggest he is not a man alone.
- He is the key actor of his generation, through his incarnation of the dominant Pakeha cultural archetype, that of the "man alone."
- It's a portrait of a man alone.
- He is very much a man alone in this saga.
- With no car, little money, few possessions and the rural postal service as his means of communication, he was truly a man alone.
- His early poetry was apocalyptic, a man alone talking to his god about the creation of the world.
- These two books consider the man alone theme, albeit in radically different ways.
- I guess this will also add to the 'man alone' image of New Zealand cinema.
- Besides, he adds, "there is nothing better than a man alone who can live with himself".
- Ruth is a complex kind of "man alone" figure - her solitude is vulnerable rather than romantic.

Origin

1980s: from the novel Man Alone (1939) by John Mulgan.

单词	man alone
释义	Definition of man alone in English: man alone noun NZ A self-reliant, rugged male, particularly as a New Zealand stereotype. he was an outsider, a man alone, living just where adventure begins Example sentencesExamples He made the effort to suggest he is not a man alone. He is the key actor of his generation, through his incarnation of the dominant Pakeha cultural archetype, that of the "man alone." It's a portrait of a man alone. He is very much a man alone in this saga. With no car, little money, few possessions and the rural postal service as his means of communication, he was truly a man alone. His early poetry was apocalyptic, a man alone talking to his god about the creation of the world. These two books consider the man alone theme, albeit in radically different ways. I guess this will also add to the 'man alone' image of New Zealand cinema. Besides, he adds, "there is nothing better than a man alone who can live with himself". Ruth is a complex kind of "man alone" figure - her solitude is vulnerable rather than romantic. Origin 1980s: from the novel Man Alone (1939) by John Mulgan.
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