One: meaning in English

wʌn

One – definition

pronoun
Referring to a person or thing previously mentioned or easily identified.
Usage examples:
Her mood changed from one of moroseness to one of joy
pronoun
A person of a specified kind.
Usage examples:
You're the one who ruined her life
pronoun
Used to refer to the speaker, or any person, as representing people in general.
Usage examples:
One must admire him for his willingness

suffix
Forming nouns denoting various compounds, especially ketones.
Usage examples:
Acetone

cardinal number
The lowest cardinal number; half of two; 1.
Usage examples:
There's only room for one person

cardinal number
The same; identical.
Usage examples:
All types of training meet one common standard
Synonims:
Only Single Solitary Sole

cardinal number
A joke or story.
Usage examples:
The one about the englishman, the irishman, and the yank

cardinal number
An alcoholic drink.
Usage examples:
A cool one after a day on the water

cardinal number
Alone.
Usage examples:
The time when you one tackled a field of cane and finished before the others had even started

number
The number 1
Usage examples:
He had two slices and i only had one., she'll be one year old tomorrow.

number
A member of a group of people or things
Usage examples:
One of their daughters has just had a baby., emi is one of the world's largest record companies., f…

number
Used to refer to a time in the future that is not yet decided
Usage examples:
Why don't we meet for lunch one day next week?, i'd like to go skiing one christmas.

number
Used to refer to a particular occasion while avoiding stating the exact moment
Usage examples:
One night we stayed up talking till dawn., he was attacked as he was walking home from work late on…

number
A single thing; not two or more
Usage examples:
Eat them one at a time (= separately)., i think we should paint the bedroom all one (= in a single)…

number
Combined in a single person or object
Usage examples:
With this model you get a radio, cd player, and mp3 dock all in one.

number
Used when saying there is no other person or thing
Usage examples:
He's the one person you can rely on in an emergency., this may be your one and only (= only ever) o…

number
Used before the name of someone who is not known
Usage examples:
Her solicitor is one john wintersgill.

number
Used to emphasize an adjective
Usage examples:
His mother is one (= a very) generous woman., that's one (= a very) big ice cream cone you have the…

pronoun
Used to refer to a particular thing or person within a group or range of things or people that are possible or available
Usage examples:
I have a few books on chinese food. you can borrow one if you want., which one would you like?, ple…

pronoun
To never do something
Usage examples:
I'm not one to criticize other people, as you know.

pronoun
To like something very much
Usage examples:
I've never been one for staying out late., he's a great one for the ladies.

pronoun
Used to talk about one person or thing compared with other similar or related people or things
Usage examples:
They look so similar it's often difficult to distinguish one from the other., you may have one or t…

pronoun
Any person, but not a particular person
Usage examples:
One has an obligation to one's friends., one ought to make the effort to vote.

pronoun
The person speaking or writing
Usage examples:
Of course, one (= i) would be delighted to dine with the queen.

One translation into English

One: translate from English into Chinese

一, 之一, 壹

One: translate from English into Dutch

Een, Men, Iemand, Een enkele, Dezelfde, Enkel, Enig, Een zekere, Eerst, 'n

One: translate from English into French

Une, Un, Unique, Homme

One: translate from English into German

Eines, Eine, Einer, Ein, Man, Eins, Einser, Nach dem anderen, Nach der anderen

One: translate from English into Hindi

एक, एक ही, ही, अकेला, तनहा, अकेला आदमी, अकेली औरत

One: translate from English into Italian

Uno, Una, Un, Si, Quello, Unico, Stesso, Qualcuno, Un certo, Uno solo, Questo, Sé, Un tale, L'uno, L'una

One: translate from English into Korean

하나, 한, 일, 사람, 어느, 한 개, 것, 한 사람, 어떤, 자기, 유일한, 특정한 사람, 신, 일의 숫자, 일의 기호, 그하나, 한 ..., 일방의, 일체의

One: translate from English into Russian

Один, Единственный, Единый, Некто, Единица, Некий, Номер один, Такой же, Одинаковый, Одиночка, Число один, Номер первый, Неопределенный, Какой-то, Кто-то

One: translate from English into Spanish

Una, Uno, Un, Solo, Único, Alguno, Mismo, Él, Unidad

Word origin

from Greek patronymic -ōnē .

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One – similar words

on

ɒn

preposition
Physically in contact with and supported by (a surface).
Usage examples:
On the table was a water jug

adverb
Physically in contact with and supported by a surface.
Usage examples:
Make sure the lid is on

noun
The leg side.
Usage examples:
Playing a ball pitched on the off stump to the on side was satisfying.

On - all meanings in English

One synonims

only

adverb
And no one or nothing more besides; solely.
Usage examples:
There are only a limited number of tickets available

adjective
Alone of its or their kind; single or solitary.
Usage examples:
The only medal we had ever won

conjunction
Except that; but.
Usage examples:
He is still a young man, only he seems older because of his careworn expression

Only - all meanings in English

single

adjective
Only one; not one of several.
Usage examples:
A single red rose

noun
An individual person or thing rather than part of a pair or a group.
Usage examples:
The end result is a photography of mythical proportions that is camouflaged in paint and operates i…

verb
Choose someone or something from a group for special treatment.
Usage examples:
One newspaper was singled out for criticism

Single - all meanings in English

sole

noun
The undersurface of a person's foot.
Usage examples:
The soles of their feet were nearly black with dirt

verb
Put a new sole on to (a shoe).
Usage examples:
He wanted several pairs of boots to be soled and heeled

noun
A marine flatfish of almost worldwide distribution, important as a food fish.
Usage examples:
At a fish-and-chip shop called the balancing eel, a stone's throw from the quayside, cod, haddock, …

Sole - all meanings in English

solitary

ˈsɒl.ɪ.tər.i

adjective
Done or existing alone.
Usage examples:
I live a pretty solitary life

noun
A recluse or hermit.
Usage examples:
He had something of the solitary about him

adjective
Being the only one, or not being with other similar things, often by choice
Usage examples:
I live a solitary life., he enjoys solitary walks in the wilderness.

Solitary - all meanings in English

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