another
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1.0
- determiner
- /əˈnʌðər/
:
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- I would like to try another flavor of ice cream.
- yet another
- another example
- another way
Otherwise there won't be another one for years.
- Otherwise there won't be another one for years.
- Right sets out to do harm is another way of translating this.
- He goes to another city to buy drugs.
- You will get one point for the year, another point for the month.
- It's the the billions is another person's success.
- Then we get to another point in the book.
- So we went to another flat with him.
- And as you can see, we've got another massive tech unboxing.
Examples
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Cool. Well, we've got another question in the chat.
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You will get one point for the year, another point for the month.
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About to get back on the road for another four to six hours.
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So we went to another flat with him.
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I am here to ask about another patient.
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There must be another way.
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Hi, and welcome to another one of my videos.
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In that case, you owe me another drink.
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They had to order another part.
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But I do think I should have another pint to take me home.
Synonyms
858
1.0
More than what is already there or was mentioned
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
1
7.6
A person who is attractive but thought to have little intelligence or real skill
- Informal
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9.8
To be wrong about something and later be forced to change your mind
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Another comes from the old phrase an + other, where an means 'one' and other means 'different'. So it once meant 'one different one', which is why another now means 'one more' or 'a different one'.