Definition of lifestyler in English:

lifestyler

noun ˈlʌɪfstʌɪlə

1A person who adopts a particular lifestyle, typically an unconventional one.
she doesn't seem like a flamboyant rock-and-roll lifestyler
Example sentencesExamples
- Who doesn't moisten at the thought of Dubya fingering the big red button lifestyler.
- He dismisses the "alternative lifestyler" credit.
- The trailer shows a few seconds of gameplay before the camera pans round to show a nauseatingly smug lifestyler hamming her way through a mockery of the control scheme.
- Going after the lifestyler meant backing off on courting hard-core outdoor enthusiasts.
- It is derogatory term for juvenile a 'lifestyler' anarchist with somewhat undercooked political views.
- Created for all kinds of cycling lifestyler, they offer technical and off-the-bike gear for everyone from committed roadies to dirt junkies.
- Traditional working class left voters joined with middle-class lifestyler lefties to elect the Green in Cunningham, and the independent Liberal candidate pitched in.
- It's a shopper they've dubbed the "outdoor lifestyler."
- What adrenaline junkie or casual active lifestyler would pass up the opportunity to relive their finest moments in HD and Ultra HD quality?
- There's a big opportunity to talk to the mass golf lifestyler, around the travel, the fashion, the food, equipment, the second homes.
2NZ A person who runs a smallholding or small farm as a hobby, not as a commercial enterprise.
unlike the lifestylers, they have an understanding for business imperatives
Example sentencesExamples
- The sole aim of land ownership has not always been commercial return and this is reflected in the 'lifestyler'.
- What is the farming community doing to promote itself in the planning process to counter the lifestyler's ideals?
- It is possible that the self-selected categories (lifestyler, hobby/smallfarmer or farmer/horticulturalist) may not correspond neatly with intensity of production.
- Yeah look I will struggle to make it - the CAA has just driven up and want to followup a compliant from one of my lifestyler neighbours who are claiming my helicopter spraying around their block is killing them and I therefore have no right to control my weeds - so it looks like I will be pulling the thistle chipper out of the back of the shed
- It's leasees and sharemilkers, not those with a lifestyler mentality, that are sweating about the increases.
- They were the first lifestyler couple we befriended.

Origin

1970s (in sense 1): from lifestyle + -er¹; sense 2 dates from the 1980s and is derived from lifestyle block.

词汇	lifestyler
释义	Definition of lifestyler in English: lifestyler noun ˈlʌɪfstʌɪlə 1A person who adopts a particular lifestyle, typically an unconventional one. she doesn't seem like a flamboyant rock-and-roll lifestyler Example sentencesExamples Who doesn't moisten at the thought of Dubya fingering the big red button lifestyler. He dismisses the "alternative lifestyler" credit. The trailer shows a few seconds of gameplay before the camera pans round to show a nauseatingly smug lifestyler hamming her way through a mockery of the control scheme. Going after the lifestyler meant backing off on courting hard-core outdoor enthusiasts. It is derogatory term for juvenile a 'lifestyler' anarchist with somewhat undercooked political views. Created for all kinds of cycling lifestyler, they offer technical and off-the-bike gear for everyone from committed roadies to dirt junkies. Traditional working class left voters joined with middle-class lifestyler lefties to elect the Green in Cunningham, and the independent Liberal candidate pitched in. It's a shopper they've dubbed the "outdoor lifestyler." What adrenaline junkie or casual active lifestyler would pass up the opportunity to relive their finest moments in HD and Ultra HD quality? There's a big opportunity to talk to the mass golf lifestyler, around the travel, the fashion, the food, equipment, the second homes. 2NZ A person who runs a smallholding or small farm as a hobby, not as a commercial enterprise. unlike the lifestylers, they have an understanding for business imperatives Example sentencesExamples The sole aim of land ownership has not always been commercial return and this is reflected in the 'lifestyler'. What is the farming community doing to promote itself in the planning process to counter the lifestyler's ideals? It is possible that the self-selected categories (lifestyler, hobby/smallfarmer or farmer/horticulturalist) may not correspond neatly with intensity of production. Yeah look I will struggle to make it - the CAA has just driven up and want to followup a compliant from one of my lifestyler neighbours who are claiming my helicopter spraying around their block is killing them and I therefore have no right to control my weeds - so it looks like I will be pulling the thistle chipper out of the back of the shed It's leasees and sharemilkers, not those with a lifestyler mentality, that are sweating about the increases. They were the first lifestyler couple we befriended. Origin 1970s (in sense 1): from lifestyle + -er¹; sense 2 dates from the 1980s and is derived from lifestyle block.
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