Definition of lonely heart in English:

lonely heart

noun

usually as modifier A person looking for a partner or lover by advertising in a newspaper or online.
we met through the lonely hearts ads
lonely hearts looking for soulmates
Example sentencesExamples
- Mort doesn't seem like the sort to attend lonely hearts meetings.
- Caldwell, then living in Dover, Kent, met the mother of the three-year-old boy through a lonely hearts advert.
- There is not even a lonely hearts column in the local paper.
- He has tried lonely hearts columns in local newspapers a few times.
- Dear me, it was reading like an ad for a lonely hearts column!
- No matter the cultural era or technological advances, it seems that as long as there have been lonely hearts, there have been lonely hearts clubs.
- Never reply to a local newspaper lonely heart ad.
- Maybe I should place an ad in a lonely hearts column.
- Like lonely hearts ads and introduction agencies, cyberdating used to be thought of as a last resort, but that is no longer the case.
- I think a lot of people read lonely hearts columns with a great deal of interest.
- Did you meet someone through our lonely hearts columns or has your business gone from strength to strength through advertising with us?
- Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper.
- They believe that the advent of online match-making, lonely heart adverts and singles' events are little more than a cynical ploy by the dating industry to get people to spend cash.
- He targeted single mums with young children through chatlines and lonely heart adverts.
- This doesn't usually matter too much unless you're meeting them after replying to a lonely hearts ad.
- I thought for a minute I'd be looking to put an ad in the lonely hearts column, but it worked out OK.
- None of the women he met through lonely hearts columns have recognised the necklace.
- The 64-year-old mother-of-four was advertised in an internet lonely hearts room by her son because he thought his mother needed someone to talk to.
- Had Jefferies described himself in a lonely hearts column, the spiel would have been remarkably similar.
- The couple met after Andy, 40, answered nurse Helen's lonely hearts advert for a ‘man in uniform’.

Definition of lonely heart in US English:

lonely heart

noun

usually as modifier A person looking for a lover or romantic partner by advertising in a newspaper or online.
we met through the lonely hearts ads
lonely hearts looking for soulmates
Example sentencesExamples
- I thought for a minute I'd be looking to put an ad in the lonely hearts column, but it worked out OK.
- This doesn't usually matter too much unless you're meeting them after replying to a lonely hearts ad.
- He has tried lonely hearts columns in local newspapers a few times.
- Maybe I should place an ad in a lonely hearts column.
- None of the women he met through lonely hearts columns have recognised the necklace.
- Dear me, it was reading like an ad for a lonely hearts column!
- Like lonely hearts ads and introduction agencies, cyberdating used to be thought of as a last resort, but that is no longer the case.
- Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper.
- They believe that the advent of online match-making, lonely heart adverts and singles' events are little more than a cynical ploy by the dating industry to get people to spend cash.
- The couple met after Andy, 40, answered nurse Helen's lonely hearts advert for a ‘man in uniform’.
- Mort doesn't seem like the sort to attend lonely hearts meetings.
- Caldwell, then living in Dover, Kent, met the mother of the three-year-old boy through a lonely hearts advert.
- He targeted single mums with young children through chatlines and lonely heart adverts.
- The 64-year-old mother-of-four was advertised in an internet lonely hearts room by her son because he thought his mother needed someone to talk to.
- Never reply to a local newspaper lonely heart ad.
- Had Jefferies described himself in a lonely hearts column, the spiel would have been remarkably similar.
- No matter the cultural era or technological advances, it seems that as long as there have been lonely hearts, there have been lonely hearts clubs.
- Did you meet someone through our lonely hearts columns or has your business gone from strength to strength through advertising with us?
- There is not even a lonely hearts column in the local paper.
- I think a lot of people read lonely hearts columns with a great deal of interest.

单词	lonely heart
释义	Definition of lonely heart in English: lonely heart noun usually as modifier A person looking for a partner or lover by advertising in a newspaper or online. we met through the lonely hearts ads lonely hearts looking for soulmates Example sentencesExamples Mort doesn't seem like the sort to attend lonely hearts meetings. Caldwell, then living in Dover, Kent, met the mother of the three-year-old boy through a lonely hearts advert. There is not even a lonely hearts column in the local paper. He has tried lonely hearts columns in local newspapers a few times. Dear me, it was reading like an ad for a lonely hearts column! No matter the cultural era or technological advances, it seems that as long as there have been lonely hearts, there have been lonely hearts clubs. Never reply to a local newspaper lonely heart ad. Maybe I should place an ad in a lonely hearts column. Like lonely hearts ads and introduction agencies, cyberdating used to be thought of as a last resort, but that is no longer the case. I think a lot of people read lonely hearts columns with a great deal of interest. Did you meet someone through our lonely hearts columns or has your business gone from strength to strength through advertising with us? Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper. They believe that the advent of online match-making, lonely heart adverts and singles' events are little more than a cynical ploy by the dating industry to get people to spend cash. He targeted single mums with young children through chatlines and lonely heart adverts. This doesn't usually matter too much unless you're meeting them after replying to a lonely hearts ad. I thought for a minute I'd be looking to put an ad in the lonely hearts column, but it worked out OK. None of the women he met through lonely hearts columns have recognised the necklace. The 64-year-old mother-of-four was advertised in an internet lonely hearts room by her son because he thought his mother needed someone to talk to. Had Jefferies described himself in a lonely hearts column, the spiel would have been remarkably similar. The couple met after Andy, 40, answered nurse Helen's lonely hearts advert for a ‘man in uniform’. Definition of lonely heart in US English: lonely heart noun usually as modifier A person looking for a lover or romantic partner by advertising in a newspaper or online. we met through the lonely hearts ads lonely hearts looking for soulmates Example sentencesExamples I thought for a minute I'd be looking to put an ad in the lonely hearts column, but it worked out OK. This doesn't usually matter too much unless you're meeting them after replying to a lonely hearts ad. He has tried lonely hearts columns in local newspapers a few times. Maybe I should place an ad in a lonely hearts column. None of the women he met through lonely hearts columns have recognised the necklace. Dear me, it was reading like an ad for a lonely hearts column! Like lonely hearts ads and introduction agencies, cyberdating used to be thought of as a last resort, but that is no longer the case. Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper. They believe that the advent of online match-making, lonely heart adverts and singles' events are little more than a cynical ploy by the dating industry to get people to spend cash. The couple met after Andy, 40, answered nurse Helen's lonely hearts advert for a ‘man in uniform’. Mort doesn't seem like the sort to attend lonely hearts meetings. Caldwell, then living in Dover, Kent, met the mother of the three-year-old boy through a lonely hearts advert. He targeted single mums with young children through chatlines and lonely heart adverts. The 64-year-old mother-of-four was advertised in an internet lonely hearts room by her son because he thought his mother needed someone to talk to. Never reply to a local newspaper lonely heart ad. Had Jefferies described himself in a lonely hearts column, the spiel would have been remarkably similar. No matter the cultural era or technological advances, it seems that as long as there have been lonely hearts, there have been lonely hearts clubs. Did you meet someone through our lonely hearts columns or has your business gone from strength to strength through advertising with us? There is not even a lonely hearts column in the local paper. I think a lot of people read lonely hearts columns with a great deal of interest.
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