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Etymology FromСредњи Енглески single sengle Стари Француски sengle saingle sangle Латински singulus Proto-Indo-European *sem- ( “ one ” ) . Akin toЛатински simplex ( “ simple ” ) . Seesimple singular
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Adjective single (notcomparable )
Notaccompanied by anything else;one in number.Синоними: lone sole 2013 Fenella Saunders , “Tiny Lenses See the Big Picture ”, inAmerican Scientist Thesingle -imaging optic of the mammalian eye offers some distinct visual advantages. Such lenses can take in photons from a wide range of angles, increasing light sensitivity. They also have high spatial resolution, resolving incoming images in minute detail. It’s therefore not surprising that most cameras mimic this arrangement.
Can you give me asingle reason not to leave right now?
The vase contained asingle long-stemmed rose.
Notdivided in parts.Синоними: unbroken undivided uniform The potatoes left the spoon and landed in asingle big lump on the plate.
Designed for the use of only one.asingle room
Performed by one person, or one on each side.asingle combat
Notmarried or (in modern times) not involved in a romantic relationship without being married or notdating anyone.Синоними: unmarried unpartnered available Forms often ask if a person issingle , married, divorced, or widowed. In this context, a person who is dating someone but who has never married puts "single ".
Josh put down that he was asingle male on the dating website.
( botany ) petals .( obsolete ) Simple andhonest ;sincere , without deceit.Uncompounded; pure; unmixed.Шаблон:RQ:Watts Logick simple ideas are opposed to complex , and single ideas to compound. 1867 , William Greenough Thayer Shedd,Homiletics, and Pastoral Theology (page 166)The most that is required is, that the passage of Scripture, selected as the foundation of the sacred oration, should, like the oration itself, besingle , full, and unsuperfluous in its character. ( obsolete )
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Arabic:أَحَادِيّ m ( ʾaḥādiyy ) Bulgarian:еди́нствен (bg) ( edínstven ) Catalan:sol (ca) ,únic (ca) Chinese:Cantonese:單 ／ 单 单 (yue) ( daan1 ) ,單獨 ／ 单独 单独 ( daan1 duk6 ) Mandarin:單 ／ 单 (zh) ,单 (zh) ( dān ) ,單獨 ／ 单独 (zh) ,单独 (zh) ( dāndú ) Czech:samotný (cs) ,jednotlivý (cs) Finnish:yksi (fi) ,yksittäinen (fi) French:seul (fr) Friulian:sengul Galician:só (gl) m soa f German:einzeln (de) ,einzig (de) ,allein (de) Greek:Ancient:μόνος ( mónos ) ,ἁπλόος ( haplóos ) Hebrew:יָחִיד m ( yaḥíd ) Hindi:अकेला (hi) ( akelā ) Irish:aonarach aonartha aonarúil Italian:singolo (it) ,solo (it) Japanese:一倍 (ja) ( いちばい, ichibai ) ,一重 ( ひとえ, hitoe ) Latin:singulus Malay:bujang (ms) Old English:ānlīpiġ Old Prussian:aīnunts Persian:یک (fa) ( yek ) ,یکدونه ( yekdune ) ( colloquial ) ,یک دانه ( yek dâne ) Portuguese:único (pt) ,particular (pt) ,solitário (pt) Romanian:singur (ro) Russian:оди́н (ru) m ( odín ) ,одна́ (ru) f ( odná ) ,еди́нственный (ru) ( jedínstvennyj ) Santali:ᱮᱠᱚ ( ekô ) Serbo-Croatian:sam (sh) Spanish:solo (es) ,único (es) Swedish:enda (sv) ,enstaka (sv) Thai:เดียว (th) ( diao ) Tocharian B:ṣeske ṣemeske Tok Pisin:wanpela wanpis Turkish:tek (tr) ,yegâne (tr)
not divided in parts
Arabic:وَاحِد (ar) m ( wāḥid ) Bulgarian:единен (bg) ( edinen ) Catalan:simple (ca) Finnish:yksi (fi) ,jakamaton (fi) Galician:enteiro m German:einzig (de) ,einheitlich (de) ,vereint (de) ,gemeinsam (de) Greek:Ancient:ὅλος ( hólos ) Hindi:वाहिद (hi) ( vāhid ) Italian:intero (it) m unico (it) m Japanese:単独 (ja) ( たんどく, tandoku ) Maori:marohi ( of a structure especially a boat ) Persian:یگانه (fa) ( yegâne ) ( rare ) ,واحد (fa) ( vâhed ) ,تک (fa) ( tak ) Portuguese:inteiro (pt) ,unitário (pt) Romanian:unit (ro) ,unitar (ro) ,întreg (ro) ,nedivizat (ro) ,neîmpărțit Russian:еди́ный (ru) ( jedínyj ) ,це́лый (ru) ( célyj ) Spanish:solo (es) ,único (es) Swedish:enhetlig (sv) ,odelad (sv) Tok Pisin:wanpis Turkish:yekpare (tr) ,bütün (tr)
designed for the use of only one
not married nor dating
Arabic:أَعْزَب ( ʾaʿzab ) ,غَيْر مُتَزَوِّج ( ḡayr mutazawwij ) Armenian:չամուսնացած ( čʿamusnacʿac ) ,ամուրի (hy) ( amuri ) Bulgarian:сам (bg) ( sam ) Catalan:( Algherese ) escàpol (ca) ,solter (ca) ,soltera (ca) f Chinese:Mandarin:獨身 ／ 独身 (zh) ,独身 (zh) ( dúshēn ) ,單身 ／ 单身 (zh) ,单身 (zh) ( dānshēn ) ,未婚 (zh) ( wèihūn ) Czech:svobodný (cs) Dutch:alleenstaand (nl) Finnish:naimaton (fi) ,( colloquial ) sinkku (fi) French:célibataire (fr) Galician:solteiro m German:ledig (de) ,unverheiratet (de) ,alleinstehend (de) ,single (de) ,solo (de) Greek:ανύπαντρος (el) ( anýpantros ) Ancient:ἄγαμος ( ágamos ) ( of men ) ,ἄνανδρος ( ánandros ) ( of women ) Hebrew:רַוָּק (he) m ( raváq ) ,פָּנוּי m ( panúy ) Hindi:अविवाहित (hi) ( avivāhit ) ,सिंगल (hi) ( siṅgal ) Irish:singil díomhaoin Italian:single (it) ,( donna ) nubile (it) ,( uomo ) celibe (it) ,scapolo (it) m solo (it) m Japanese:独身 (ja) ( どくしん, dokushin ) ,未婚 (ja) ( みこん, mikon ) ,独り (ja) ( ひとり, hitori ) Khmer:នៅលីវ ( nɨv liiv ) ,លីវ (km) ( liiv ) Latin:caelebs Low German:leddig ledig Luxembourgish:onbestuet Malay:bujang (ms) c Maori:takakau Persian:سینگل ( singel ) Plautdietsch:lädich Polish:nieżonaty (pl) m niezamężna f Portuguese:solteiro (pt) Romanian:celibatar (ro) ,necăsătorit (ro) ,burlac (ro) ( of men ) Russian:( of men ) нежена́тый (ru) ( neženátyj ) ,( of men ) холосто́й (ru) m ( xolostój ) ( colloquial ) ,( of women ) незаму́жняя (ru) f ( nezamúžnjaja ) ,( both sexes ) одино́кий (ru) ( odinókij ) Sardinian:Campidanese:bagadìu solteri Logudorese:bayanu éniu Sassarese:vagiànu Serbo-Croatian:neoženjen (sh) ,sam (sh) Spanish:soltero (es) Swedish:ensamstående (sv) ,ogift (sv) Thai:โสด (th) ( sòot ) Turkish:bekar (tr) ,boydak (tr) Vietnamese:độc thân (vi) Volapük:selibik (vo) Welsh:sengl (cy) Yiddish:ליידיק ( leydik )
botany: having only one rank or row of petal
Noun single (plural singles
( music ) RPM vinyl record with onesong onside A and one on side B.Антоним: album ( music ) popular songreleased and sold (on anyformat )nominall y on its own though usually having at least oneextra track .The Offspring released foursingles from their most recent album.
One who is notmarried or does not have aromantic partner .Антоним: married He went to the party, hoping to meet some friendlysingles there.
( cricket ) score of onerun .( baseball ) hit inbaseball where thebatter advances to firstbase .( dominoes ) tile that has a different value (i.e. number ofpips ) at each end.( US, informal ) bill valued at $1.I don't have anysingles , so you'll have to make change.
( UK ) one-way ticket .( Canadian football ) end zone or has exited that end zone. Officially known in the rules as arouge .( tennis , chiefly in theplural ) tennis .One of thereeled filaments ofsilk , twisted without doubling to give them firmness. ( UK, Scotland, dialect ) handful ofgleaned grain .( computing , programming ) floating-point number having half theprecision of adouble-precision value.Координатни термин: double 2011 , Rubin H. Landau,A First Course in Scientific Computing (page 214)If you want to be a scientist or an engineer, learn to say “no” tosingles and floats. ( film ) shot of only onecharacter .1990 , Jon Boorstin,The Hollywood Eye: What Makes Movies Work (page 94)But if the same scene is shot insingles (or “over-the-shoulder” shots where one of the actors is only a lumpy shoulder in the foreground), the editor and the director can almost redirect the scene on film.
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Translations one who is not married
Arabic:عَزَب m ( ʿazab ) Bulgarian:неженен ( neženen ) Chinese:Mandarin:獨身者 ／ 独身者 独身者 ( dúshēnzhě ) Czech:single (cs) m Dutch:vrijgezel (nl) Finnish:naimaton (fi) ,sinkku (fi) French:célibataire (fr) m or f Galician:solteiro m solteira f Gallurese:vaggjànu German:Alleinstehender (de) m Alleinstehende (de) f ( dating jargon ) Solomann m ( dating jargon ) Solofrau f Junggeselle (de) m Junggesellin (de) f ( obsolete ) Jungfrau (de) f ( obsolete ) Hagestolz (de) m Single (de) m Hindi:सिंगल (hi) ( siṅgal ) ,अविवाहित (hi) ( avivāhit ) Italian:celibe (it) ,nubile (it) Japanese:独身 (ja) ( どくしん, dokushin ) Persian:سینگل ( singel ) Polish:singel (pl) m singiel (pl) m kawaler (pl) m panna (pl) f Portuguese:solteira (pt) f solteiro (pt) m Russian:( of men ) холостя́к (ru) m ( xolostják ) ,( of women ) незаму́жняя же́нщина ( nezamúžnjaja žénščina ) ,( colloquial, both sexes ) одино́чка (ru) m or f ( odinóčka ) Sardinian:Campidanese:bagadìu solteri Logudorese:bayanu éniu Sassarese:vagiànu Serbo-Croatian:singl (sh) m Spanish:soltero (es) m soltera (es) f Swedish:ensamstående (sv) ,ogift (sv) ,singel (sv) c
cricket: score of one run
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Verb single (third-person singular simple present singles present participle singling simple past and past participle singled
Toidentify orselect one member of agroup from the others; generally used without , either tosingle out or tosingle (something)out .Eddiesingled out his favorite marble from the bag.
Yvonne always wondered why Ernest hadsingled her out of the group of giggling girls she hung around with.
1915 ,Austen Chamberlain , speech on April 16, 1915Sir John French says that if he is tosingle out one regiment in the fighting at Ypres it is the Worcesters he would name? I do plead that some person should record these events, so that our history, national and local, may be the richer for them, that the children may be stimulated to do their duty by the knowledge of the way in which our soldiers are doing theirs to-day. ( baseball ) hit that advances thebatter exactly onebase .Pedrosingled in the bottom of the eighth inning, which, if converted to a run, would put the team back into contention.
( agriculture ) thin out .( of a horse ) irregular gait calledsinglefoot .1860 , William S. Clark,Massachusetts Agricultural College Annual Report Many very fleet horses, when overdriven, adopt a disagreeable gait, which seems to be a cross between a pace and a trot, in which the two legs of one side are raised almost but not quite, simultaneously. Such horses are said tosingle , or to be single-footed. Tosequester ; towithdraw ; toretire . To take alone, or one by one. To reduce a railway to single track.1959 Trains Illustrated , page293 :In the east of Yorkshire, Mr. A. M. Ross reports the belief of local railwaymen that the N.E.R. plans tosingle the York-Beverley line, leaving an adequate provision of passing loops, and to operate it by C.T.C. from York; [...].
1962 Modern Railways , page226 :The Henley branch, recentlysingled and fully track-circuited, is worked by acceptance lever between Twyford and Shiplake cabins.
2020 новембар 18, Paul Bigland, “New infrastructure and new rolling stock”, inRAIL , number918 , page48 :Sadly, it's not the quickest route as much of it has beensingled , but it still boasts some attractive stations as well as an active Community Rail Partnership, one of the first in the country.
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Translations to identify or select one member of a group
baseball: to get a hit that advances the batter exactly one base
of a horse: to take the singlefoot gait
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Alemannic German
Etymology Unadapted borrowing изЕнглески single
Adjective single (indeclinable )
single ( not in a relationship ) Антоним: vergee
Catalan
Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single
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Noun single m plural singles
( music ) single
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Dutch
Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single
Pronunciation ( music record or track ) : МФА (кључ ) : /ˈsɪŋ.əl/ ,/ˈsɪŋ.ɡəl/ ( (person) without romantic partner ) : МФА (кључ ) : /ˈsɪŋ.ɡəl/ Хифенација:sin‧gle
Noun single m plural singles diminutive singletje n
Asingle ( short music record, e.g. 45 RPM vinyl with an A side and a B side; main track of such a record ) . Asingle ( person without a romantic partner ) .
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Adjective single (notcomparable )
single ( without a romantic partner )
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Finnish
Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single
Pronunciation Шаблон:fi-p
Noun single
single ( 45 rpm record; track nominally released on its own )
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French
Noun single m plural singles
single room ( music ) single
Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single
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Noun single m or f by sense plural #
single ,loner (person who lives alone and has no emotional ties)
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single (unmarried, not in a relationship)Синоним: ( formal ) celibe
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Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single singles
Noun single m definite singular singlen indefinite plural singler definite plural singlene
( music ) single ( record or CD ) ( sports ) singles ( e.g. in tennis )
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Etymology Borrowed fromЕнглески single singles
Noun single m definite singular singlen indefinite plural singlar definite plural singlane
( music ) single ( record or CD ) ( sports ) singles ( e.g. in tennis )
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Etymology Unadapted borrowing изЕнглески single
Pronunciation
Noun single m plural singles
( music ) single ( song released on its own or with an extra track )
Romanian
Etymology Unadapted borrowing изЕнглески single Дублети ofsingur
Noun single n plural single-uri
single
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Etymology Unadapted borrowing изЕнглески single Дублети ofsendos
Noun single m plural singles
single ( song released )
Noun single m or f plural singles
single , single person
Verb single
Formal second-person singular (usted singlar First-person singular (yo singlar Formal second-person singular (usted singlar Third-person singular (él ella usted ? singlar
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Turkish
Etymology Unadapted borrowing изЕнглески single
Pronunciation
Noun single (definite accusative singleı plural singlelar
( music ) single
Declension Шаблон:tr-infl-noun-c
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