one
- numeral
- /wʌn/
- Available for only one day from D brand.
- at least one
- only one
- one more
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Watch on YouTubeJust use that as step one and see what happens.
- Just use that as step one and see what happens.
- And that that point there can only be one highest priority.
- So next I'm going to do one hour of paper reading.
- All you must do is stay sober for one more day.
- So he took one hour from my time.
- She said if I could just get one extra hour of sleep.
Examples
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They've bought at least one book, one book.
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So he took one hour from my time.
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So the answer for one circle is one.
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So now the side lengths are one, one and one.
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All you must do is stay sober for one more day.
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The person eliminated in round one is Darren.
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So do you think that's one bird, two birds, three birds?
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I found a mistake in my math homework where the answer should be one instead of zero.
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The magician pulled one rabbit from the hat, surprising the audience.
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There is one apple left in the basket after everyone took theirs.
Synonyms
Idioms
- Informal
A group of people who are close and friendly like a loving home
- Informal
Stay half awake and watch for danger while you sleep because you are afraid
- Offensive
A reply saying the person who criticizes has the same fault
Compounds
- NSFW
A sexual encounter that happens for only one night and does not continue
- Informal
A very large earthquake that causes great damage, often expected in California
A person who does many different jobs alone, for example handling tasks or playing several instruments
- Literature
An ancient powerful being far older than humans that is dangerous or ignores people
How Many
Surface Forms
Etymology
One comes from an old English word ān that meant 'single' or 'whole', so it is the name of the smallest positive number. That's why one means the single unit, the number that stands alone.