Definition of one-nighter in English:

one-nighter

noun

A one-night stand.
Example sentencesExamples
- In honour of its 10th anniversary, the Fringe presents 10 x 10, a series of one-nighters celebrating Fringes past.
- A New York Friends of French Opera group that had been putting on one-nighters at Carnegie Hall for 20 years raised sponsorship to have this expensive antiquity put on record.
- A notorious boozer and hellraiser, the guy is particularly well known for persuading his endless series of one-nighters to ‘slip into something comfortable.’
- She has had five serious relationships the rest have all been short flings, one-nighters and so on.
- Ryder's continued recording and performing to this day, and following Saturday's show at Healey's, he'll be setting off for a month-long string of one-nighters across Europe, where he maintains a loyal fan base.
- Close to home, both infinitheatre and Playwrights' Workshop have one-nighters of note coming up.
- Gigging players should get a separate folding stand for one-nighters.
- I brooded about it for days afterward, and even followed up that encounter with a one-nighter with one of the participants.
- Suddenly, Theresa's would-be one-nighter has landed her deep into a mess of murder, crime and corruption.
- Well, I'm on the road, working theaters, one-nighters everywhere.
- As a matter of fact, we both - I hate to say how long ago it was - but we were doing one-nighters, the Loews Pitkin, Loews Melba.
- Back in the early 90s, he and I were doing a one-nighter together in a hellhole in upper Michigan.
- I've had my share of one-nighters, and I can't say that I regret any of them.
- So if you want a long-termer, or a one-nighter, you got it;
- My first voyage after I returned as drummer for The Neurotics in late 2000 was a one-nighter to New York City.
- We didn't have a thing or anything - she'd sworn off relationships forever after a one-nighter with a Brad Pitt-like guy gave her ‘the bug,’ as she put it - but man was she a looker.
- I even have a guy in mind, who I'm sure would be up for a one-nighter.
- ‘We have to include a one-nighter,’ the staple of comic road warriors everywhere.
- Never slowing his pace, Sandow toured around Britain for three months in 1890, doing one-nighters or staying a few days at one venue.
- In ten months, we played more than 200 one-nighters, hauling huge mounds of equipment and luggage around on every conceivable mode of transportation.

单词	one-nighter
释义	Definition of one-nighter in English: one-nighter noun A one-night stand. Example sentencesExamples In honour of its 10th anniversary, the Fringe presents 10 x 10, a series of one-nighters celebrating Fringes past. A New York Friends of French Opera group that had been putting on one-nighters at Carnegie Hall for 20 years raised sponsorship to have this expensive antiquity put on record. A notorious boozer and hellraiser, the guy is particularly well known for persuading his endless series of one-nighters to ‘slip into something comfortable.’ She has had five serious relationships the rest have all been short flings, one-nighters and so on. Ryder's continued recording and performing to this day, and following Saturday's show at Healey's, he'll be setting off for a month-long string of one-nighters across Europe, where he maintains a loyal fan base. Close to home, both infinitheatre and Playwrights' Workshop have one-nighters of note coming up. Gigging players should get a separate folding stand for one-nighters. I brooded about it for days afterward, and even followed up that encounter with a one-nighter with one of the participants. Suddenly, Theresa's would-be one-nighter has landed her deep into a mess of murder, crime and corruption. Well, I'm on the road, working theaters, one-nighters everywhere. As a matter of fact, we both - I hate to say how long ago it was - but we were doing one-nighters, the Loews Pitkin, Loews Melba. Back in the early 90s, he and I were doing a one-nighter together in a hellhole in upper Michigan. I've had my share of one-nighters, and I can't say that I regret any of them. So if you want a long-termer, or a one-nighter, you got it; My first voyage after I returned as drummer for The Neurotics in late 2000 was a one-nighter to New York City. We didn't have a thing or anything - she'd sworn off relationships forever after a one-nighter with a Brad Pitt-like guy gave her ‘the bug,’ as she put it - but man was she a looker. I even have a guy in mind, who I'm sure would be up for a one-nighter. ‘We have to include a one-nighter,’ the staple of comic road warriors everywhere. Never slowing his pace, Sandow toured around Britain for three months in 1890, doing one-nighters or staying a few days at one venue. In ten months, we played more than 200 one-nighters, hauling huge mounds of equipment and luggage around on every conceivable mode of transportation.
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