aughts
- noun
- /ɔt/
- US
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década de 2000
- For the better part of the Aughts, there was a disconnect between his ethereal performances and his indie-pop recordings.
But you were stalking him in the in the early aughts, you know?
- But you were stalking him in the in the early aughts, you know?
- I'd say there are fewer published court opinions over the past five years or so than there were in, let's say, the mid to late aughts.
- Like, I can't even remember, but it was basically like computer art, you know, which was in the in the early aughts.
- The degree to which we began Mythbusters without much of A of a feedback loop with the fans, because that's the way television kind of was in the early aughts.
Examples
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Television shows like 'The Office' became cultural phenomena in the aughts.
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The music scene in the aughts was marked by the rise of popular hip-hop artists.
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I went on a road trip with my sons thing one and thing two in the the the teens, the aughts, the later aughts.
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You know, was was this sort of inevitable as we we rolled into the early aughts or is there a different and better way this could have transpired?
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Cabrera combined his early-Aughts Moneyball physique, defense, and baserunning with an offensive season that checked off every major offensive statistic in the traditional hitting canon.
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Many technological advancements were made during the aughts, including the introduction of smartphones.
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A decade like 1900 to 1909 or 2000 to 2009
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Etymology
The word aughts comes from the old word aught, which meant 'zero', so the years 2000–2009 were called the aughts because their dates had a zero.