be one of the lads/boys/girls

be one of the boys

To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in US. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the boys. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the boys while still being seen distinctly as a lady.See also: boy, of, one

be one of the girls

To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of females (usually women, not girls). Jen's nice and all, but she's just not one of the girls.See also: girl, of, one

be one of the lads

To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in UK. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the lads. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the lads while still being seen distinctly as a lady.See also: lad, of, one

be one of the ˈlads/ˈboys/ˈgirls

(informal) be a member of a group of friends of the same sex and a similar age, who meet regularly to enjoy themselves: His wife doesn’t understand that he likes being one of the lads from time to time. ♢ She’s never really been one of the girls. She much prefers the company of men.See also: boy, girl, lad, of, one

单词	be one of the lads/boys/girls
释义	be one of the lads/boys/girls be one of the boys To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in US. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the boys. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the boys while still being seen distinctly as a lady.See also: boy, of, one be one of the girls To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of females (usually women, not girls). Jen's nice and all, but she's just not one of the girls.See also: girl, of, one be one of the lads To be an accepted member of a particular social group, especially one made up primarily or entirely of males (usually men, not boys). Primarily heard in UK. John's a nice guy and all, but he's just not one of the lads. As a woman working in this industry, you have to be one of the lads while still being seen distinctly as a lady.See also: lad, of, one be one of the ˈlads/ˈboys/ˈgirls (informal) be a member of a group of friends of the same sex and a similar age, who meet regularly to enjoy themselves: His wife doesn’t understand that he likes being one of the lads from time to time. ♢ She’s never really been one of the girls. She much prefers the company of men.See also: boy, girl, lad, of, one
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