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one

/ˈwʌn/

US UK

noun

plural ones

[count] :the number

one, two, three, four

[count] US :a one-dollar bill

I don't have any ones. Can you break a five?

[noncount] :one o'clock

I'll be there at one.

[count] :the first in a set or series

On day one of his diet, he cut out sweets.

She wears a size one.

as one

formal

at the same time :all together

They rose as one and cheered her.

in agreement with each other

We are as one on this issue.

at one with

in a peaceful state as a part of something else

I feel at one with nature. [=I feel very closely connected to nature]

formal :in a state of agreement with another person

I am at one with you on this issue.

for one

as an example

I, for one, disagree. [=I disagree]

There were many spelling mistakes in the essay. There for their, for one.

in one

combined in a single thing

a dictionary and thesaurus (all) in one

a DVD and VCR player in one

the odd one out

xem odd

pronoun

that person or thing

I'll have an iced tea, please. I'll have one, too.

Their dog died, but they plan to get another one.

You should wear the blue one. The one with the stripes? No, the other one.

I'd like to see the ring next to that one.

Which one did you like better?

He is the one who called the police.

Have you heard the one about [=the joke about] the priest and the rabbi?

That's one possible answerbut not the only one.

He had one too many at the bar last night. [=he had too many alcoholic drinks at the bar]

This sense of one can be used in the plural form ones.

The ones on the team who are most successful practice every day.

Those batteries are the ones that still work.

someone or something that is a part of a particular group - + of

I met one of your friends at the party.

She is one of the best players on the team.

One of the puppies has a brown patch around its eye.

He'll come back one of these days. [=someday]

Don't worryhe's one of us. [=he is part of our group and can be trusted]

a somewhat formal :people in general :any person

One never knows [=(more commonly) you never know] what the weather will be.

It is now possible to buy just about anything from the privacy of one's [=(more commonly) your] own home.

b Brit old-fashioned :I or we

I would like to read more, but one doesn't have the time. - see also no one

one after another

xem another

one and all

old-fashioned :everyone

Merry Christmas to one and all.

one by one

separately in a series

The performers took the stage one by one.

one in a million

xem million

there's one born every minute

xem born

adjective

always used before a noun :having the value of

There is one minute left in the game.

I have a few one-dollar bills in my purse.

She is one year old.

always used before a noun - used to refer to a single person or thing

There is one cookie left.

Let's take it one day at a time. [=let's not think or plan too far ahead]

My one [=only, sole] concern is for your safety.

We need to keep all the tools in one [=the same] place.

He was the one (and only) person she wanted to marry.

He caught the ball one-handed.

a one-parent [=single-parent] family

There is only/just one more thing to do.

I could not solve one or two [=a few] problems on the test.

Not one person knew the answer. [=no one knew the answer]

a - used before a noun to indicate that someone or something is part of a group of similar people or things

She is one singer who I would like to see in concert.

early one morning

The Grand Canyon is one place I'd like to visit.

That's one possible solution.

I don't like being around him. For one thing, he smokes.

The one thing I hate most is being lied to.

It's one thing to understand the problem, but another thing to actually fix it.

b chiefly US informal - used to emphasize a description

She is one tough lady. [=she's a tough lady]

That is one ugly dog.

That was one great party.

always used before a noun :not known exactly :some

I'll see you again one day soon.

He'll come back one day.

At one time or another/other, the building was a school.

used to indicate that two or more people or things are actually the same person or are the same kind of thing

The writer and her main character are one.

Puma and cougar are different names for one animal.

The writer and her main character are one and the same.

formal - used before a name to indicate that you do not know the person specified

One Ms. Jones called this morning. [=a woman named Ms. Jones called this morning]

not used before a noun :in agreement with each other

You and I are one on this issue.

the one and only

used before the name of a famous person to say that there is no one else like that person

the one and only Elvis Presley

* Các từ tương tự:
one another, one up, one-armed bandit, one-dimensional, one-handed, one-hit wonder, one-horse, one-liner, one-man