single

🇺🇸 /ˈsɪŋɡl/ 🇬🇧 /ˈsɪŋɡl/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B1
adjective
A2

existing alone or in a single unit

She made a single mistake on the test.

A2

for one person or thing

I booked a single room.

A2

not involved in a romantic relationship

He is single and looking for love.

A2

one way, not return

I need a single ticket to the game.

B2

referring to one particular item or person

I want to focus on a single issue.

noun
A2

a one-way ticket

I bought a single to the concert.

A2

a room for one person

The hotel offers single rooms for £60 per night.

R

a person who is not married

There are many singles in the club.

R

a song released separately for sale

Their new single is very popular.

R

a one-dollar bill

I have a few singles in my wallet.

R

a game played against one opponent

She won the singles match in straight sets.

R

a hit that scores one run

R

a hit that only allows the player to reach first base

translation

adj. existing alone or in a single unit; for one person or thing; not involved in a romantic relationship; one way, not return; referring to one particular item or person
n. a one-way ticket; a room for one person; a person who is not married; a song released separately for sale; a one-dollar bill; a game played against one opponent; a hit that scores one run; a hit that only allows the player to reach first base

Word Forms

Plural singles