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🔑oneone1 /wʌn / pronoun , determiner , noun [countable] - the number 1一◆There's only one cookie left.只剩下一块饼干了。◆The trip takes one hour.这趟旅程要花一个小时。◆If you take one from ten, it leaves nine.十减一得九。
- (used for emphasizing something) only（表示强调）唯一◆She's the one person I trust.她是我唯一信任的人。
- (used when you are talking about a time in the past or future without actually saying which one) a certain（泛指过去或将来的时间）某个◆He came to see me one evening last week.他上星期的一个晚上来看我了。◆We ought to go and visit them one day.我们哪天得去看看他们。
- (formal) (used in front of someone's name to show that you do not know the person) a certain（用于人名前，表示不认识的人）某一个◆I believe that one Wanda Smith is the person you need to see.我想有位万达 · 史密斯是你需要见的人。
- used with the other, another, or other(s) to make a contrast（与 the other、another 或 other(s) 连用，表示对比）◆The twins are so much alike that it's hard to tell one from the other.这对双胞胎非常像，很难把他们彼此分辨出来。
- the same同一个◆We can't all get in this one car.我们没法全部人都挤进这一辆车。
 ●(all) in oneall together or combined合而为一；融为一体◆It's a shampoo and a conditioner all in one.这是二合一洗发护发剂。●one after another / the otherfirst one, then the next, etc.一个接一个；依次；先后◆One after another, the winners went up to get their prizes.获胜者一个接一个上台领奖。●one by oneseparately and in order一个一个地；分别；逐一◆One by one, the boys were called in to the principal's office.男孩们被逐个叫到校长办公室。●one of a kindnot similar to anything or anyone else独一无二；独特◆I miss my grandpa – he was really one of a kind.我想念祖父，他真的非常独特。●one or twoa few一两个；几个◆I borrowed one or two new books from the library.我从图书馆借了几本新书。◆Just take one or two – not too many.拿一两个就行了，不要拿太多。
🔑oneone2 /wʌn / pronoun - used instead of repeating a noun（用以代替名词，避免重复）◆I think I'll have an apple. Would you like one?我想吃个苹果。你要一个吗？
- one of a member of a group（群体中的）一个◆One of the plates is broken.其中一个盘子打破了。◆He's staying with one of his friends.他现在和一个朋友住在一起。◆One of the kids is crying.其中一个孩子正在哭。
- (formal) used for referring to people in general, including the speaker or writer（泛指人，包括说话者或作者在内）◆One must be sure of one's facts before criticizing other people.在批评别人之前必须对自己掌握的事实很有把握。
●one anothereach other互相；彼此◆We exchanged news with one another.我们彼此交换了消息。◆You should listen to one another more often.你们应该更经常地相互听取意见。
oneone3 /wʌn / noun [countable] - used after this, that, which, or after an adjective which cannot stand alone（用于 this、that、which 或不能单独使用的形容词之后）◆“Which dress do you like?” “This one.”“你喜欢哪条连衣裙？”“这条。”◆“Can I borrow some books of yours?” “Yes. Which ones?”“我可以借几本你的书吗？”“可以。哪几本？”◆This coat's a little too small. You need a bigger one.这件外套小了点。你需要一件大点儿的。◆That idea is a very good one.那个主意很好。
- used before a group of words that show which person or thing you are talking about（用于一组词前，表示所谈及的人或事物）◆My house is the one after the post office.我的房子是邮局后面那一栋。◆The girl he's going out with is the one with red hair.跟他谈恋爱的女孩是红头发的那个。◆If you find some questions difficult, leave out the ones you don't understand.如果觉得有些问题很难，就跳过那些你不懂的。
- someone某种人◆She's not one to get upset easily.她不是那种动不动就生气的人。
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