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single /siŋgl/

Anh-Việt Anh-Anh Đồng nghĩa

Tính từ

đơn, chỉ một

a single layer of paint

chỉ một lớp sơn

single game (thể thao)

trận đánh đơn

single bed

giường một [người]

single flower (thực vật)

hoa đơn

đơn độc, độc thân

single men and women

những người đàn ông và phụ nữ độc thân

(Mỹ one-way) một lượt đi (vé)

a single ticket

vé đi một lượt

hang by a hair (a single thread)

xem hang

[in] single figures

số chỉ [gồm] một con số (dưới 10)

interest rates are in single figures

lãi ở mức dưới 10%

[in] single file

xem file

two minds with a single thought

xem mind

Danh từ

(thể dục, thể thao) cú đập ghi điểm (chơi cricket)

(khẩu ngữ) vé đi một lượt

đĩa thu ngắn

singles

(số nhiều)

những người độc thân

a singles bar

quán rượu dành cho khách độc thân

Động từ

single somebody (something) out

chọn ra, lựa ra

he was singled out for punishment

anh ấy đã bị chọn ra để phạt

* Các từ tương tự:
single combat, single cream, single entry, Single European Atc (SEA), single file, Single market, single parent, single-acting, single-address
adjective

always used before a noun :not having or including another :only one

They lost by a single point. [=they lost by one point]

A single shoe was found.

It costs $10 for a single glass of wine!

a single serving of carrots

He earns $2,000 in a single week.

There is a single [=uniform] standard for men and women. - sometimes used to emphasize the largeness or importance of something

The fingerprint turned out to be the single most important piece of evidence.

Tobacco is the single greatest/largest/biggest industry in the state.

Drunk driving is the greatest/largest/biggest single killer of high school students. - sometimes used in negative statements to emphasize that there is a complete lack of something

Not a single cookie was left.

Not a single sound was heard.

I could not hear a single word of what he said.

We didn't get a single reply.

not married or not having a serious romantic relationship with someone

a club for single [=unattached, unmarried] people

Are you single?

a single parent/mother/father [=a mother or father who takes care of a child alone]

used for emphasis after words like any, each, every, etc.

He has more home runs than any other single player. [=than any other player]

These laws apply to each single citizen.

I drink milk every single day.

She can't watch him every single minute.

always used before a noun :made for one person to use

I stayed in a single room.

I slept in a single bed. [=(US) twin bed]

Brit :one-way

a single ticket

How much is the single fare?

noun

plural singles

[count] :an unmarried person and especially one who is young and socially active - usually plural

The party is for singles. - often used before another noun

a singles bar/club

[count] a baseball :a hit that allows the batter to reach first base

He hit a single to right field. - compare double, home run, triple

b cricket :a hit that scores one run

singles [plural] :a game of tennis or a similar sport that is played between two players

Do you want to play singles or doubles?

a singles match

[count] :a music recording having one main song and sometimes one or more other songs

I bought the single. also; :one song from a recording that includes many songs

Have you heard the latest single from the album?

The song was released as a single before the album came out. - compare album

[count] :a room in a hotel, inn, etc., for one person

The hotel has only singles available. - compare double

[count] US :a one-dollar bill

Do you have five singles for this five?

[count] Brit :a one-way ticket

A single to Bath, please.

verb

singles; singled; singling

[no obj] :to hit a single in baseball

He singled to right field.

single out

[phrasal verb]

single out (someone or something) or single (someone or something) out :to treat or to speak about (someone or something in a group) in a way that is different from the way you treat or speak about others

The teacher singled him out as the only student to get a perfect score on the test.

The coach singled out the players who played poorly.

The reviewer singled her performance out for praise/criticism. - often used as (be) singled out

She was singled out for special treatment.

* Các từ tương tự:
single bond, single digits, single file, single malt, single market, single-breasted, single-decker, single-handed, single-minded
adjective

She remained single till she was twenty-two

unmarried

unwed

unattached

free

celibate

There wasn't a single person there who could think for himself. A single shot rang out

singular

individual

distinct

solitary

one

only

sole

lone

unique

isolated

Every single hair is rooted in its follicle

separate

distinct

individual

solitary

verb

Why was she singled out for special treatment?

single out

select

choose

pick

separate

take or put or set aside or apart

distinguish

cull

segregate

fix or fasten on