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Definition of noughties in English: noughtiesplural noun ˈnɔːtɪzˈnɔdiz British The decade from 2000 to 2009. 21世纪第一个十年（2000-2009年） as modifier late-nineties/early-noughties girl groups Example sentencesExamples - Concrete Jungle could be a noughties update on The Specials classic with which it shares its title.
- Maybe the naughty noughties won't be such a cultureless decade after all.
- I don't mean one of those wildly speculative punts, common in the early noughties, when sellers added 20% to the price and got away with it.
- But twentysomethings could do more to spark some life back into the grey noughties.
- Back in the early noughties I got involved with a dotcom startup.
- With The Last Broadcast, Doves have consolidated their position as a credible and commercial band of the noughties.
- That outburst has emerged in the noughties, a decade in which the initiative for innovation has begun to pass from America to Asia.
- Life's general ‘business’ and stress has made depression one of the top illnesses of the noughties.
- Finally, they remind audiences in the noughties that Australia has a long and proud film heritage for which we have fought successfully in the past - and which deserves to be recognised and protected in the present.
- This may be eighties rock, but its audience are well and truly noughties kids.
- But here and now in the noughties, Governments do care.
- So could Prosecco be to the noughties what Chardonnay was to the '90s?
- It wasn't exactly terrific reading, and they grew out of it by the time the noughties came along.
- The sixties might have seen the pill as the catalyst for sexual liberty amongst women, but in the noughties, women have relied on the availability of emergency contraception, and now the demand is to have it over-the-counter.
- No longer is the Tory party what it was in the 90s and early noughties - a preserve of old men who have something of the night about them, seeming Vulcans or sexless husks readily satirised with grey underpants outside their trousers.
- If the ‘90s were the decade of the Internet, the noughties could well be the decade of the mobile.
- Back on the dark streets of noughties Britain, underage drinking has become a modern epidemic.
- But perhaps the generation of the noughties, like that of the sixties, is starting to realise that cynical detachment just gets you screwed.
- The crazy nineties are giving way to the nonplussed noughties.
- Finding the ideal love match has never been more difficult for the ‘have-it-all’ generation of the noughties.
Origin1990s: from nought, on the pattern of twenties, thirties, etc.. Definition of noughties in US English: noughtiesplural nounˈnɔdizˈnôdēz British The decade from 2000 to 2009. 21世纪第一个十年（2000-2009年） Example sentencesExamples - Concrete Jungle could be a noughties update on The Specials classic with which it shares its title.
- But here and now in the noughties, Governments do care.
- If the ‘90s were the decade of the Internet, the noughties could well be the decade of the mobile.
- This may be eighties rock, but its audience are well and truly noughties kids.
- It wasn't exactly terrific reading, and they grew out of it by the time the noughties came along.
- Maybe the naughty noughties won't be such a cultureless decade after all.
- The sixties might have seen the pill as the catalyst for sexual liberty amongst women, but in the noughties, women have relied on the availability of emergency contraception, and now the demand is to have it over-the-counter.
- The crazy nineties are giving way to the nonplussed noughties.
- Back in the early noughties I got involved with a dotcom startup.
- That outburst has emerged in the noughties, a decade in which the initiative for innovation has begun to pass from America to Asia.
- Finding the ideal love match has never been more difficult for the ‘have-it-all’ generation of the noughties.
- Back on the dark streets of noughties Britain, underage drinking has become a modern epidemic.
- I don't mean one of those wildly speculative punts, common in the early noughties, when sellers added 20% to the price and got away with it.
- Life's general ‘business’ and stress has made depression one of the top illnesses of the noughties.
- With The Last Broadcast, Doves have consolidated their position as a credible and commercial band of the noughties.
- No longer is the Tory party what it was in the 90s and early noughties - a preserve of old men who have something of the night about them, seeming Vulcans or sexless husks readily satirised with grey underpants outside their trousers.
- Finally, they remind audiences in the noughties that Australia has a long and proud film heritage for which we have fought successfully in the past - and which deserves to be recognised and protected in the present.
- So could Prosecco be to the noughties what Chardonnay was to the '90s?
- But twentysomethings could do more to spark some life back into the grey noughties.
- But perhaps the generation of the noughties, like that of the sixties, is starting to realise that cynical detachment just gets you screwed.
Origin1990s: from nought, on the pattern of twenties, thirties, etc.. |