one-to-one
- adjective
- /ˈwʌn tə ˈwʌn/
- Specialized
- In alphabetic braille, there is a one-to-one correspondence between a print letter and a braille symbol.
- one-to-one correspondence
- one-to-one relationship
- one-to-one counseling
So it's not a direct one to one relationship.
- So it's not a direct one to one relationship.
- Russell does not believe children have to have one to one instruction.
- Or Yeah, all one to one correspondences are permissible.
- Now we can apply the one to one property.
- We're almost at a one to one ratio.
- Typically like a one to one EPA to DHA ratio is fine.
Examples
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The software allows for a one-to-one mapping of data from the old system to the new one.
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Districts no longer question moving to a one-to-one environment; instead, they are contemplating how to best make the move.
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So it's not a direct one to one relationship.
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Well, so it's not a one to one relationship, right?
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We're almost at a one to one ratio.
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Their school went one to one where each kid has their own, you know, device.
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We're almost one to one on technology with laptops in our in our district.
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So he really found what he thought was a one to one linkage, where for every gene there is one function.
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"We have always known that the closer you can get to one-to-one, the better," Hobson said.
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According to these statistics from HSCIC, offering one-to-one support is the most widely used approach to providing smoking cessation.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
A function that pairs each item in one set with exactly one item in another set and vice versa
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
One-to-one comes from the simple idea of matching a single one 'to' another single one. Think of it like making pairs where each thing has exactly one partner, which is why one-to-one means a direct, single match or individual help.