other
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1.0
- adjective
- /ˈʌðər/
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otro
- We can look at some other ways of doing this.
- on the other hand
- in other words
- other countries
Can you prove that these other realms don't exist?
- Can you prove that these other realms don't exist?
- Some people see out of stock, other people see sold out.
- It doesn't compress your other lung and your heart.
- We have, you know, like Facebook and other recent inventions.
- He wants to see some other science projects.
- Now, let me talk about a few other healthier sweeteners.
- But you can also find it active within other Stoic thinkers.
- And I must say that was probably my other great lesson in poetry.
- Like there's so many other factors at play.
- But they can also print in other things like rubber.
Examples
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Nurses are now connecting with each other and beginning to thrive as a team.
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Future studies should examine the impact of these and other environmental factors on student self-evaluation.
Academic text (2011) -
One was Girls High and the other was Central High.
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If you want to change the other, change yourself.
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Some people see out of stock, other people see sold out.
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Do you two know each other from school?
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Families lying to each other over money.
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One may argue that such reforms occurred in other countries, including in the West.
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But Emma's not like the other girls.
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We can explore the advantages of this method and other approaches to find the best solution.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
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7.5
A situation that has changed so the other person has the advantage
To try something important for the second time after a long break
Imagine being in the other person's place to understand them better
Two choices that are almost the same and make no real difference
- Informal
Says as a joke to show someone else is more hurt after a fight
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Other comes from an old English word oþer meaning 'second' or 'different', and you can see the same idea in the word another. So when you say other you point to a different or separate person or thing.