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Definition of one-night stand in English: one-night standnoun 1informal A sexual relationship lasting only one night. Example sentencesExamples - There are a number of health and physical risks involved when one engages in one-night stands, affairs, or simply a sequence of dating relationships in search of Mr. or Mrs. Right.
- I've had one-night stands that were great for the sexual release.
- I remember two one-night stands while I was in the middle of my first divorce.
- You're obviously not the type of woman to go out and have one-night stands.
- The story of a man who leads a double life: a respectable geography teacher by day; by night, hanging out in gay bars, looking for a longterm relationship, but usually encountering only one-night stands.
- It is, the author contends, not meant to help you realize a one-night stand but instead to develop a more meaningful and intimate relationship with your chosen partner.
- At night, he went to preppy bars and had one-night stands with what he calls ‘abrasive, hard-drinking party girls.’
- It was the first time I was getting this serious in a relationship, you know my life was full of one-night stands.
- I am not talking about one-night stands or taking advantage of anyone, just good old dating.
- She added that she came to realize that a relationship should be based on more than just a drunken one-night stand.
- A hundred one-night stands cannot stand up to one night with Andrew.
- She refused to marry him, and according to one friend, ‘he had casual relationships, heavy relationships, one-night stands, one-week stands’.
- She wouldn't go for a boy randomly and with her it won't just be a one-night stand - it'll turn into a relationship.
- It is obvious, I think, that I am looking for a life partner, not just a good time. It's amazing to me how many women turn out to be more frightened of a guy like me than with a one-night stand type, but I see it all the time.
- Similar blocks have been placed on book publications, including anything to do with one-night stands and extra-marital affairs.
- Now, I know in this blog I have talked about how much I would like a relationship, as opposed to a meaningless one-night stand.
- Frankly, one-night stands make me feel like totally trashy.
- He's the type for one-night stands, not relationships.
- If your goal is really a series of one-night stands (which are hugely overrated) then you've just got to be more honest.
- Don Giovanni has serial one-night stands with women, but his only close relationship is with his serving man Leporello.
- 1.1 A person with whom one has a one-night stand.
Example sentencesExamples - One bunch of 10 friends bid $10,000 for a date with the Irishman, while another woman doubled the bid for her own one-night stand..
- Women's behaviour in cases of misattributed paternity clearly suggests that the man they hope is the biological, and want to be the social, father of their child is their partner, not their ex, one-night stand or even lover.
- Perry brought home a variety of one-night stands, and Marin had had the unfortunate experience of running into them quite often sneaking out in the mornings.
- Anna told Tony that he was the best one-night stand ever, but Tony protested that they could carry on a long distance relationship and has already called her a couple of times at work today.
- At that moment she felt like what was the point of acting like a girlfriend when the so-called boyfriend is acting like a one-night stand.
- Ben Clost is Dee's one-night stand, whose relationship with his mother is disturbing and comic.
- All through law school I was committed to weeklong relationships with cute chicks and one-night stands.
- Right now, because of my age, it's hard to find a lover or even a one-night stand.
- Who needs a boyfriend or even a one-night stand?
- Adults were here to find a lifetime lover or a one-night stand.
- You made me feel like nothing more than one of your one-night stands, a feeling I didn't deserve.
2A single performance of a play or show in a particular place. Example sentencesExamples - The first and last belong to Frank Hardy, a travelling healer who, after slogging through one-night stands in Wales and Scotland, returns to his native Ireland in the hope of restoring his ailing powers.
- After about 1906, the touring companies with their one-night stands declined precipitously.
- It is on this day in their sprawling New London summer cottage that father James bemoans the poverty that made him a miser and had him abandon a career as a Shakespearean actor for more lucrative one-night stands in The Count of Monte Cristo.
- However, lest anyone think all this will prompt the choreographer to rest on a divan and munch a boxful of bonbons, Morris emphasizes that he still leads his troupe on the road for half the year, sometimes on one-night stands, to survive.
Definition of one-night stand in US English: one-night standnounˈˌwən ˌnīt ˈstandˈˌwən ˌnaɪt ˈstænd 1informal A sexual relationship lasting only one night. Example sentencesExamples - She wouldn't go for a boy randomly and with her it won't just be a one-night stand - it'll turn into a relationship.
- The story of a man who leads a double life: a respectable geography teacher by day; by night, hanging out in gay bars, looking for a longterm relationship, but usually encountering only one-night stands.
- You're obviously not the type of woman to go out and have one-night stands.
- I remember two one-night stands while I was in the middle of my first divorce.
- If your goal is really a series of one-night stands (which are hugely overrated) then you've just got to be more honest.
- Frankly, one-night stands make me feel like totally trashy.
- It is, the author contends, not meant to help you realize a one-night stand but instead to develop a more meaningful and intimate relationship with your chosen partner.
- There are a number of health and physical risks involved when one engages in one-night stands, affairs, or simply a sequence of dating relationships in search of Mr. or Mrs. Right.
- Now, I know in this blog I have talked about how much I would like a relationship, as opposed to a meaningless one-night stand.
- She refused to marry him, and according to one friend, ‘he had casual relationships, heavy relationships, one-night stands, one-week stands’.
- It is obvious, I think, that I am looking for a life partner, not just a good time. It's amazing to me how many women turn out to be more frightened of a guy like me than with a one-night stand type, but I see it all the time.
- I am not talking about one-night stands or taking advantage of anyone, just good old dating.
- A hundred one-night stands cannot stand up to one night with Andrew.
- I've had one-night stands that were great for the sexual release.
- At night, he went to preppy bars and had one-night stands with what he calls ‘abrasive, hard-drinking party girls.’
- Don Giovanni has serial one-night stands with women, but his only close relationship is with his serving man Leporello.
- She added that she came to realize that a relationship should be based on more than just a drunken one-night stand.
- Similar blocks have been placed on book publications, including anything to do with one-night stands and extra-marital affairs.
- It was the first time I was getting this serious in a relationship, you know my life was full of one-night stands.
- He's the type for one-night stands, not relationships.
- 1.1 A person with whom one has a sexual relationship lasting one night.
Example sentencesExamples - At that moment she felt like what was the point of acting like a girlfriend when the so-called boyfriend is acting like a one-night stand.
- One bunch of 10 friends bid $10,000 for a date with the Irishman, while another woman doubled the bid for her own one-night stand..
- Women's behaviour in cases of misattributed paternity clearly suggests that the man they hope is the biological, and want to be the social, father of their child is their partner, not their ex, one-night stand or even lover.
- All through law school I was committed to weeklong relationships with cute chicks and one-night stands.
- Who needs a boyfriend or even a one-night stand?
- You made me feel like nothing more than one of your one-night stands, a feeling I didn't deserve.
- Adults were here to find a lifetime lover or a one-night stand.
- Perry brought home a variety of one-night stands, and Marin had had the unfortunate experience of running into them quite often sneaking out in the mornings.
- Right now, because of my age, it's hard to find a lover or even a one-night stand.
- Anna told Tony that he was the best one-night stand ever, but Tony protested that they could carry on a long distance relationship and has already called her a couple of times at work today.
- Ben Clost is Dee's one-night stand, whose relationship with his mother is disturbing and comic.
2A single performance of a play or show in a particular place. Example sentencesExamples - After about 1906, the touring companies with their one-night stands declined precipitously.
- It is on this day in their sprawling New London summer cottage that father James bemoans the poverty that made him a miser and had him abandon a career as a Shakespearean actor for more lucrative one-night stands in The Count of Monte Cristo.
- However, lest anyone think all this will prompt the choreographer to rest on a divan and munch a boxful of bonbons, Morris emphasizes that he still leads his troupe on the road for half the year, sometimes on one-night stands, to survive.
- The first and last belong to Frank Hardy, a travelling healer who, after slogging through one-night stands in Wales and Scotland, returns to his native Ireland in the hope of restoring his ailing powers.
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