Definition of No-Mates in English:

No-Mates

noun ˈnəʊmeɪts

British informal

A person (usually a man) regarded as lonely or having no friends. Usually as a humorous surname used with a generic first name, as "Billy No-Mates", etc.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Sunday Telegraph. From no + the plural of mate, probably popularized by use as a T-shirt slogan in the early 1990s.

Definition of No-Mates in US English:

No-Mates

nounˈnəʊmeɪts

British informal

A person (usually a man) regarded as lonely or having no friends. Usually as a humorous surname used with a generic first name, as "Billy No-Mates", etc.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Sunday Telegraph. From no + the plural of mate, probably popularized by use as a T-shirt slogan in the early 1990s.

词汇	No-Mates
释义	Definition of No-Mates in English: No-Mates noun ˈnəʊmeɪts British informal A person (usually a man) regarded as lonely or having no friends. Usually as a humorous surname used with a generic first name, as "Billy No-Mates", etc. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Sunday Telegraph. From no + the plural of mate, probably popularized by use as a T-shirt slogan in the early 1990s. Definition of No-Mates in US English: No-Mates nounˈnəʊmeɪts British informal A person (usually a man) regarded as lonely or having no friends. Usually as a humorous surname used with a generic first name, as "Billy No-Mates", etc. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Sunday Telegraph. From no + the plural of mate, probably popularized by use as a T-shirt slogan in the early 1990s.
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