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🔑singlesin·gle1 /ˈsɪŋɡl / adjective - (only before a noun只用于名词前) only one仅有一个的；单个的◆He gave her a single red rose.他给了她一枝红玫瑰。◆I managed to finish the whole job in a single afternoon.我用一个下午总算完成了全部工作。
- (only before a noun只用于名词前) used for emphasis when you are thinking about an individual thing, especially when it forms part of a group（强调个体）◆You answered every single question right. Good job!每一个问题你都答对了，真棒！◆the single most important issue facing the country today国家如今所面临的一个最为重要的问题
- not married未婚的；单身的◆Are you married, single, or divorced?你是已婚、单身还是离异？◆a single mother单亲母亲
- (only before a noun只用于名词前) for the use of only one person单人的；供一个人用的◆a single bed单人床 ➡ look at double1 (3)
 ●(in) single filein a line, one behind the other一路纵队；单行◆You'll have to walk (in) single file – the path is very narrow.路非常窄，你们得一个跟一个地走。
singlesin·gle2 /ˈsɪŋɡl / noun - [countable] (
music音乐) a piece of recorded music, usually popular music, that consists of one song; a tape, CD, etc. that a single is recorded on单曲（常为流行音乐）；单曲唱片（或磁带等）◆The band releases its new single next week.乐队下星期发行新的单曲唱片。 ➡ look at album
- [countable] a bill that is worth one dollar一美元纸币
- singles [plural] people who are not married（统称）单身者，未婚者◆They organize parties for singles.他们为单身人士举办聚会。
- singles [plural] (
sport体育) a game of tennis, etc. in which one player plays against one other player（网球等）单打比赛◆the final of the women's singles女子单打决赛 ➡ look at double3 (3)
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sport体育) (in baseball) a hit that only allows the player to run to first base（棒球）一垒打
singlesin·gle3 /ˈsɪŋɡl / verb  ●single sb / sth out (for sth)to give special attention or treatment to one person or thing from a group单独挑出◆He singled Sue Taylor out for praise.他把休 · 泰勒单独挑出来表扬。 |