Adjective
This wine goes well with food, but is also very good alone.
I got him alone and asked him what had really happened.
She lived alone for many years.
She doesn’t mind being alone because she never feels lonely.
He was alone with his thoughts.
He felt very alone when he went away to school.
Adverb
The police believe the criminal acted alone.
The price alone is enough to discourage people.
The special effects alone make the movie worth seeing.
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Other forms: alonely
The word alone comes from a combination of the Middle English words «all» and «one,» which is really all you need to know to understand the word. A person who is alone is all-in-one; there’s no one else around.
Depending how you look at it, the word alone can have positive or negative connotations. A person with a bad attitude that no one wants to be around might find himself alone much of the time. But someone seeking solitude, might choose to be alone. Then there are those people or things that are so unique or special that they alone possess a certain quality. Superman alone could save the world from the evil hand of Lex Luthor.
Definitions of alone
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adjective
isolated from others
“could be
alone in a crowded room”“was
alone with her thoughts”“I want to be
alone”-
Synonyms:
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unsocial
not seeking or given to association; being or living without companions
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unsocial
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adjective
lacking companions or companionship
“he was
alone when we met him”“she is
alone much of the time”-
synonyms:
lone, lonely, solitary
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unaccompanied
being without an escort
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unaccompanied
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adjective
exclusive of anyone or anything else
“she
alone believed him”“cannot live by bread
alone”-
synonyms:
only
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exclusive
excluding much or all; especially all but a particular group or minority
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exclusive
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adjective
radically distinctive and without equal
“he is
alone in the field of microbiology”“this theory is altogether
alone in its penetration of the problem”-
synonyms:
unequaled, unequalled, unique, unparalleled
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incomparable, uncomparable
such that comparison is impossible; unsuitable for comparison or lacking features that can be compared
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incomparable, uncomparable
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adverb
without anybody else or anything else
“the child stayed home
alone”“the pillar stood
alone, supporting nothing”-
synonyms:
solo, unaccompanied
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adverb
without any others being included or involved
“the burden of proof rests on the prosecution
alone”-
synonyms:
entirely, exclusively, only, solely
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adjective (used predicatively)
separate, apart, or isolated from others: I want to be alone.
to the exclusion of all others or all else: One cannot live by bread alone.
adverb
solitarily; solo: She prefers to live alone.
without aid or help: The baby let go of the side of the crib and stood alone.
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Idioms about alone
leave / let well enough alone, to be satisfied with the existing situation; refrain from attempting to change conditions: Marriages are often destroyed by relatives who will not let well enough alone.
Origin of alone
First recorded in 1250–1300; Middle English al one all (in the sense “wholly”) one
synonym study for alone
1. Alone, lone, lonely, lonesome all imply being without companionship or association. Alone is colorless unless reinforced by all; it then suggests solitariness or desolation: alone in the house; all alone on an island. Lone is somewhat poetic or is intended humorously: a lone sentinel. Lonely implies a sad or disquieting feeling of isolation. Lonesome connotes emotion, a longing for companionship.
usage note for alone
OTHER WORDS FROM alone
a·lone·ness, noun
Words nearby alone
alogical, aloha, aloha shirt, Aloha State, aloin, alone, along, along for the ride, along in years, alongships, alongshore
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MORE ABOUT ALONE
What is a basic definition of alone?
Alone is an adjective that describes someone or something as being in isolation or as being unique. Alone is used as an adverb to mean something was done by a single individual. Alone has a few additional senses as an adjective and an adverb.
If you are alone, you are the only human being present in a place. Generally, alone is neither good nor bad. If it’s used in the phrase “all alone” though, it implies a sense of sadness or loneliness. Alone always describes a situation where there is exactly one thing existing apart from all others.
Real-life examples: Some animals, such as tigers, like to be alone and spend most of their lives away from others of their species. You may want to be alone in your room, away from other people. An actor might be alone on stage when giving a monologue.
Used in a sentence: I was alone in the dark, spooky room.
Alone also describes something as being unique or being the only example of something.
Real-life examples: A championship is won by one team alone. You alone are the only one who knows how you feel.
Used in a sentence: I always feel like I am alone in my love of smelly cheese.
Alone is also used as an adverb to mean something was done by a single individual.
Real-life examples: A widow might live alone in her house after her husband dies. A solo is when a singer or musician performs alone. Most games cannot be played alone and need at least a second player.
Used in a sentence: She likes to hike alone in the woods.
Where does alone come from?
The first records of alone come from the later 1200s. It comes from the Middle English al one, meaning “exclusively one” or “entirely one.”
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How is alone used in real life?
Alone is a very common word that most often describes something that involves one person or thing.
Enjoying being alone could easily become a habit of mine. Sometimes I just want to be alone with my thoughts and music.
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We are committed to doing everything we can at the state level to fight violent crime, but we can’t do it alone. The only way we can truly make a difference is by working together.
— Governor Mike Parson (@GovParsonMO) October 14, 2020
Try using alone!
True or False?
If a person is alone in a room, no one else is in the room with them.
Words related to alone
only, unattended, solely, solo, unaccompanied, abandoned, companionless, deserted, desolate, detached, forlorn, forsaken, friendless, hermit, individual, isolated, lone, lonely, lonesome, on one’s own
How to use alone in a sentence
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Genetics alone does not an eating disorder make, generally speaking, and Bulik points out that environment still plays a role.
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I watch every episode alone on my couch and I just sit there and laugh, and laugh.
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By contrast, John McCain, the eventual GOP nominee, had raised approximately $12.7 million in the first quarter of 2007 alone.
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Nor should we ever assume that weather alone, however extreme, should be fatal to a commercial flight.
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Women and children are disproportionately victims, but they are not alone.
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Ten minutes later, veiled and cloaked, she stepped out alone into the garden.
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The two women had no intention of bathing; they had just strolled down to the beach for a walk and to be alone and near the water.
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When we were mounted Mac leaned over and muttered an admonitory word for Piegan’s ear alone.
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If Mac had been alone he would have made the post by sundown, for the Mounted Police rode picked horses, the best money could buy.
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Alone Orlean lay trying vainly to forget something—something that stood like a spectre before her eyes.
British Dictionary definitions for alone
adjective, adverb (postpositive)
apart from another or others; solitary
without anyone or anything elseone man alone could lift it
without equal; uniquehe stands alone in the field of microbiology
to the exclusion of others; onlyshe alone believed him
leave alone, leave be, let alone or let be to refrain from annoying or interfering with
leave well alone, leave well enough alone, let well alone or let well enough alone to refrain from interfering with something that is satisfactory
let alone much less; not to mentionhe can’t afford beer, let alone whisky
Word Origin for alone
Old English al one, literally: all (entirely) one
Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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Other Idioms and Phrases with alone
see go it alone; leave someone alone; leave well enough alone; let alone.
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Defenition of the word alone
- By one’s self; apart from, or exclusive of, others; applied to a person.
- By one’s self; apart from, or exclusive of, others; applied to a thing.
- Without any others being included or involved.
- isolated from others; «could be alone in a crowded room»; «was alone with her thoughts»; «I want to be alone»
- lacking companions or companionship; «he was alone when we met him»; «she is alone much of the time»; «the lone skier on the mountain»; «a lonely fisherman stood on a tuft of gravel»; «a lonely soul»; «a solitary traveler»
- exclusive of anyone or anything else; «she alone believed him»; «cannot live by bread alone»; «I’ll have this car and this car only»
- without anybody else; «the child stayed home alone»
- radically distinctive and without equal; «he is alone in the field of microbiology»; «this theory is altogether alone in its penetration of the problem»; «Bach was unique in his handling of counterpoint»; «craftsmen whose skill is unequaled»; «unparalleled athletic ability»; «a breakdown of law unparalleled in our history»
- without any others being included or involved; «was entirely to blame»; «a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children»; «he works for Mr. Smith exclusively»; «did it solely for money»; «the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone»; «a privilege granted only to him»
- without any others being included or involved; «was entirely to blame»; «a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children»; «he works for Mr. Smith exclusively»; «did it solely for money»; «the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone»; «a
- without anybody else; «the child stayed home alone»; «he flew solo»
- radically distinctive and without equal
- exclusive of anyone or anything else
- isolated from others
- lacking companions or companionship
- without any others being included or involved
- without anybody else or anything else
Synonyms for the word alone
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- abandoned
- and no-one else
- by yourself
- deserted
- entirely
- exclusively
- forlorn
- isolated
- lone
- lonely
- lonesome
- on your own
- only
- single-handedly
- solely
- solitary
- solo
- unaccompanied
- unaided
- unequaled
- unequalled
- unique
- unparalleled
- without help
Similar words in the alone
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- alone
- exclusive
- incomparable
- unaccompanied
- uncomparable
- unsocial
Idioms for the word alone
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- all alone
- leave alone
- stand alone
- stand-alone
- standalone
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alone
alone [əˊləυn]
1) оди́н, одино́кий
2) сам, без посторо́нней по́мощи;
3) не разделя́емый други́ми, отли́чный от други́х (о мнении, взглядах) (in)
◊
to let ( или to leave) smb. alone оста́вить кого́-л. в поко́е
;
to let smth. alone не тро́гать чего́-л., не прикаса́ться к чему́-л.
;
2.
adv
то́лько, исключи́тельно;
Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > alone
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2
alone
Персональный Сократ > alone
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alone
English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > alone
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alone
1. [əʹləʋn]
predic
1. 1) один, одинокий; в одиночестве
all /quite/ alone — совсем один
I want to be alone — я хочу побыть один, мне нужно побыть одному
2) один, единственный, отличный от других
he is not alone in his interests [conclusions] — он не одинок в своих интересах [выводах]
we are not alone in thinking that… — не только мы думаем, что…
is mankind alone in the Universe? — есть ли ещё разумные существа во Вселенной?
2. уникальный, несравнимый ()
he is alone among them in devotion to duty — по преданности долгу его нельзя сравнить ни с кем из них
he is alone in his ability to solve financial problems — он обладает уникальной способностью разрешать финансовые трудности
2. [əʹləʋn]
1. в одиночестве, наедине, одиноко
to live [to sit, to die] alone — жить [сидеть, умирать] в одиночестве
does she live alone? — она что, одна живёт?
alone with smb. — наедине с кем-л.
alone with his thoughts — наедине /один на один/ со своими мыслями
2.
только, исключительно, единственно
he alone could achieve this — никто кроме него не мог бы добиться /достичь/ этого
3. в одиночку, без посторонней помощи
the widow raised her three children practically alone — вдова воспитала троих детей фактически без чьей-л. поддержки
to leave /to let/ smb., smth. alone — оставлять кого-л., что-л. в покое; не трогать кого-л., что-л.
leave /let/ me alone! — оставь меня в покое!; отстань!
leave that alone! — перестань об этом говорить!; оставь этот вопрос!; хватит об этом!
let alone (that)… — не говоря уже о…, не учитывая даже…
I have no time for this journey let alone the money needed — у меня нет времени на такое путешествие, не говоря уже о деньгах
НБАРС > alone
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alone
[əˈləun]
alone a predic. один, одинокий alone a predic. сам, без посторонней помощи; he can do it alone он может это сделать сам, без посторонней помощи alone только, исключительно; he alone can do it только он может это сделать alone только, исключительно; he alone can do it только он может это сделать alone a predic. сам, без посторонней помощи; he can do it alone он может это сделать сам, без посторонней помощи let alone не говоря уже о to let (или to leave) (smb.) alone оставить (кого-л.) в покое; to let (smth.) alone не трогать (чего-л.), не прикасаться (к чему-л.) to let (или to leave) (smb.) alone оставить (кого-л.) в покое; to let (smth.) alone не трогать (чего-л.), не прикасаться (к чему-л.) stand alone вчт. отдельный stand: to alone alone быть выдающимся, непревзойденным; to stand convicted of treason быть осужденным за измену to alone alone быть одиноким
English-Russian short dictionary > alone
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alone
1. a predic один, одинокий; в одиночестве
2. a predic один, единственный, отличный от других
3. a predic уникальный, несравнимый
4. adv в одиночестве, наедине, одиноко
5. adv усил. только, исключительно, единственно
6. adv в одиночку, без посторонней помощи
leave that alone! — перестань об этом говорить!; оставь этот вопрос!; хватит об этом!
Синонимический ряд:
1. separate (adj.) apart; detached; in isolation; isolate; isolated; lone; private; remote; removed; separate
2. solitary (adj.) desolate; forlorn; incomparable; lonely; lonesome; matchless; nonpareil; only; peerless; single; singular; sole; solitary; solo; unaccompanied; unequaled; unequalledunrivalled; unexampled; unique; unmatched; unparalleled; unrepeatable; unrivaled
4. solely (other) but; entirely; exclusively; just; only; simply; singly; solely; uniquely
Антонимический ряд:
accessible; accompanied
English-Russian base dictionary > alone
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alone
əˈləun
1. прил.;
предик.
1) единственный, один, одинокий, одиночный
2) без посторонней помощи, сам, в одиночку the boy can do it alone ≈ мальчик может это сделать без посторонней помощи ∙ to let/leave smb. alone ≈ оставить кого-л. в покое, не тревожить кого-л. to let smth. alone ≈ не трогать что-л., не прикасаться к чему-л., оставить что-л. в покое let alone ≈ не говоря уже о
2. нареч.
1) исключительно, единственно, только
2) одиноко, в одиночествеодин, одинокий;
в одиночестве — all * cовсем один — I want to be * я хочу побыть один, мне нужно побыть одному один, единственный, отличный от других — he is not * in his interests он не одинок в своих интересах — we are not * in thinking that… не только мы думаем, что… — is mankind * in the Universe? есть ли еще разумные существа во Вселенной? уникальный, несравнимый( ни с кем, ни с чем) — he is * among them in devotion to duty по преданности долгу его нельзя сравнить ни с кем из них — he is * in his ability to solve financial problems он обладает уникальной способностью разрешать финансовые трудности в одиночестве, наедине, одиноко — to live * жить в одиночестве — does she live *? она что, одна живет? — * with smb наедине с кем-л. — * with his thoughts наедине со своими мыслями (усилительно) только, исключительно, единственно — he * is to blame он единственный виновник — science * can do it только наука может это сделать — he * could achieve this никто кроме него не мог бы добиться этого — man shall not live by bread * (библеизм) не хлебом единым жив человек в одиночку, без посторонней помощи — you can’t lift the trunk * ты не сможешь приподнять сундук сам — the widow raised her three children practically * вдова воспитала троих детей фактически без чьей-л поддержки > to leave smb., smth * оставлять кого-л, что-л в покое;
не трогать кого-л, что-л > leave me *! оставь меня в покое!;
отстань! > leave that *! перестань об этом говорить!;
оставь этот вопрос!;
хватит об этом! > let * (that)… не говоря уже о…, не учитывая даже… > I have no time for this journey let * the money needed у меня нет времени на такое путешествие, не говоря уже о деньгахalone a predic. один, одинокий ~ a predic. сам, без посторонней помощи;
he can do it alone он может это сделать сам, без посторонней помощи ~ только, исключительно;
he alone can do it только он может это сделать~ только, исключительно;
he alone can do it только он может это сделать~ a predic. сам, без посторонней помощи;
he can do it alone он может это сделать сам, без посторонней помощиlet ~ не говоря уже о to let (или to leave) (smb.) ~ оставить (кого-л.) в покое;
to let (smth.) alone не трогать (чего-л.), не прикасаться (к чему-л.) to let (или to leave) (smb.) ~ оставить (кого-л.) в покое;
to let (smth.) alone не трогать (чего-л.), не прикасаться (к чему-л.)stand ~ вчт. отдельный stand: to ~ alone быть выдающимся, непревзойденным;
to stand convicted of treason быть осужденным за измену to ~ alone быть одинокимБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > alone
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alone
один
имя прилагательное:наречие:
местоимение:
Англо-русский синонимический словарь > alone
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alone
[ə’ləʊn]
adj
предикативно) один, наедине, самостоятельно
He was not alone in his conclusions. — Не он один пришел к таким заключениям.
You are not alone in that view. — Такого взгляда придерживаетесь не только вы.
She was not alone in disliking him. — Она не нравился не только ей одной.
You are entirely alone in your opinion. — Только у вас одного такое мнение.
He was now alone with his son. — Теперь они с сыном были наедине.
He was alone with his doubts. — Он был один на один со своими сомнениями.
She remained alone with her worries. — Она осталась одна со своими тревогами и заботами.
Misfortunes never come alone. — ◊ Лиха беда не живет одна. /Пришла беда — отворяй ворота.
Man shall not (does not) live by bread alone. — ◊ Не хлебом единым жив человек.
— be alone
— do smth alone
— leave smb, smth aloneUSAGE:
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > alone
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(тк. предикативно) один, самостоятельно
(1). Для передачи значения слова alone также используется сочетание on one’s own:I don’t want to leave the children alone/on their own — Мне не хочется оставлять детей одних.
The table is too heavy for you to move alone/on your own — Стол слишком тяжел, чтобы двигать его тебе одному.
(2). Для усиления значения слова alone используется наречие quite или сочетание all alone:
She was quite alone when we came — Когда мы пришли, она была совсем одна.
(3). Русским один, одинокий, когда это состояние нежелательно, соответствует прилагательное lonely. Оно обычно употребляется с глаголами to be и to feel:
I am (feel) lonely — Мне одиноко/тоскливо.
Английское lonely также эквивалентно русским тоскливый, печальный, пустынный, унылый:
She must be very lonely here — Ей здесь должно быть очень тоскливо.
He felt very lonely — Ему было очень тоскливо, одиноко.
It was a very lonely place — Это было очень пустынное место.
(4). See afraid, , .
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1) один, одинокий
2) сам, без посторонней помощи; he can do it alone он может это сделать сам, без посторонней помощи
to let (или to leave) smb. alone оставить кого-л. в покое
to let smth. alone не трогать чего-л., не прикасаться к чему-л.
let alone не говоря уже о
только, исключительно; he alone can do it только он может это сделать
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1 (0) как таковой
2 (a) единственный; одинокий
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один, одинокий
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[a·lone || ə’ləʊn]
один, одинокий, отличный от других, не разделяемый другими
в одиночестве, наедине, одиноко; только, исключительно, единственно, без посторонней помощи* * *
един
единствен
единственный
единый
исключительно
один
одинок
одинокий
одни
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1. прил.; предик.
1) единственный
2) без посторонней помощи, сам, в одиночку
2. нареч.
1) исключительно
2) одиноко, в одиночествеНовый англо-русский словарь > alone
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You know how the hands are, they just come in and get their bunk and work a month, and then they quit and go out alone. — Сам знаешь, как поступают работники на ранчо – приходят, занимают койку, работают месяц, а потом берут расчет и уходят поодиночке.
I seen the guys that go around on the ranches alone. — Я много видал людей, которые ходят с ранчо на ранчо в одиночку.
I had better let playwriting alone — Лучше мне совсем не браться за драматургию
He better leave Slim alone. — Лучше Рослого не трогать.
Make ‘um let me alone, George. — Скажи, чтоб он отстал!English-Russian phrases dictionary > alone
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alone
[ə’ləun]
1.;
предик.
1) единственный, один, одинокий, одиночный
2) без посторонней помощи, сам, в одиночку
The boy can do it alone. — Мальчик может это сделать без посторонней помощи.
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to let / leave smb. alone — оставить кого-л. в покое, не тревожить кого-л.
to let smth. alone — не трогать что-л., не прикасаться к чему-л., оставить что-л. в покое
2.
нареч.
1) исключительно, единственно, только
2) одиноко, в одиночестве
Англо-русский современный словарь > alone
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English-Russian big medical dictionary > alone
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alone
[ə’ləʊn]
1) Общая лексика: без посторонней помощи , в одиночестве, в одиночку, единственно, единственный, исключительно , как таковой, наедине, один, одинокий , одиноко, отличный от других, сам, только, отдельно
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > alone
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alone
1) оди́н, в одино́чку
2) то́лько
The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > alone
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alone
[ə’loun]
1) один; единственный
2) одинокий, одиночный
1) одиноко, в одиночестве
2) исключительно, только
2000 самых употребительных английских слов > alone
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1) единолично
2) (
усилит.
) [ что уже] само по себе; уже одно это
and this alone is an improvement и уже одно это является усовершенствованием
3) просто
better / faster / lower, etc. than A alone лучше / быстрее / ниже и т.д., чем просто А
English-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > alone
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усил.только, исключительно, единственно; сами по себе
But the paper and merchandising activities alone did not provide sufficient funds for the WSPU to meet organisational costs, so numerous other fund-raising activities combined to fill the coffers of the ‘war chest’.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > alone
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alone
- отдельный
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > alone
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