other
- pronoun
- /ˈʌðər/
:
otro
- When making decisions, it's important to consider how your choice will affect others.
They're living what they think others think they should be.
- They're living what they think others think they should be.
- a good leader from others. And the first thing
- But it's caught up like people are seeing others build their brands.
- One had the launcher, the other had the Rockets.
- They, they did that because others didn't just give a fuck.
- And the sting of others losing lots was real.
- Do you want me to go into the others first?
- Instead, he says this and no other I, Right.
Examples
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Angry that anyone could treat others the way he does.
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Never do yourself what others can do for you.
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And if we're committed to understanding each other, we start.
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And we would come to each other like this, face to face.
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They're living what they think others think they should be.
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Sam and Olivia shyly smile at each other, nervous.
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They feel they fear letting each other down more than dying.
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They keep saying it to each other and giggling.
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They often discuss their plans with others, seeking different perspectives.
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She prefers to spend time with others who share her interests.
Synonyms
858
1.0
More than what is already there or was mentioned
365
4.2
Different from the usual choice and offered instead
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
2
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
Others comes from the old English root oþer meaning 'different' or 'the rest', much like in another. So others means the different people or things left after you mention some.