single

US /ˈsɪŋɡəl/

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UK /'sɪŋɡl/

n.NounOne run in cricket or a hit baseball

The fans cheered when the cricketer scored a single

adj.AdjectiveBeing one only, without others

In the clear blue sky there was a single white cloud

adj.AdjectiveOnly; merely

Not a single piece of cake was left after the birthday party

n.NounAn individual song from a CD or album

The band became famous when their first single was released

adj.AdjectiveNot married or in a relationship

No, I’m not married, or single. I have a boyfriend

n.NounPerson who is not married or in a relationship

It is hard for a single to meet new people in a small town

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And so the FAL served primarily in single fire: which, in most circumstances is fine:
And so the FAL served primarily in single fire: which, in most circumstances is fine:

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when men pursue single-minded goals. In fact, thanks to Victor's lack of work-life
when men pursue single-minded goals. In fact, thanks to Victor's lack of work-life
of “playing God,” of the single-minded pursuit of science without an accompanying
of “playing God,” of the single-minded pursuit of science without an accompanying

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Both the meaning and the attitude are tied up in a single word.
Both the meaning and the attitude are tied up in a single word.

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Single screw, and you get two RAM slots.
Single screw, and you get two RAM slots.

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- I knew I was going to lose this, I'm gonna lose every single one.
- I knew I was going to lose this, I'm gonna lose every single one.

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Now literally every single word on here is considered to be known
Now literally every single word on here is considered to be known
While learning German every single word was blue
While learning German every single word was blue

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every single family the wrong one someone go for Sparta
every single family the wrong one someone go for Sparta
every single with a great States and go with Sparta
every single with a great States and go with Sparta