Definition of one-to-one in English:

one-to-one

(North American one-on-one)

adjective & adverb wʌntəˈwʌn

1Denoting or referring to a situation in which two parties come into direct contact, opposition, or correspondence.
as adjective you can be treated by a therapist on a one-to-one basis
Example sentencesExamples
- In one-on-one situations, go for the man in black every time.
- Robinson is deadly in a one-on-one situation and it will be a thankless task for anyone having to mark him in midfield.
- The way they contested one-on-one situations in that first half was encouraging.
- On a one-on-one basis I will be getting little pointers off him regarding the season ahead.
- So, in a one-on-one situation against the local tough guy, can a judo person subdue the bully?
- He has a cool head and a great finish for the one-on-one situations.
- Abbot requests they get Mary in for a one-on-one chat - he wants a précised focus group.
- When having one-on-one chats with his gaffer they will converse in French.
- He does not play well in one-on-one situations, nor does he help teammates.
- If the rest of the linemen play well, Pryce will get more one-on-one situations.
- In one-on-one situations, he is hardly dodged, and can win the ball nine times out of ten.
- Five games will be played on one-on-one basis with entry fee being Rs.10 per person.
- However, he has immense pace, is a cool and clinical finisher in one-on-one situations and has the ability to score sublime goals.
- He was not going to be denied as he faced the keeper with a one-on-one opportunity and slid the ball home.
- People just don't seem to have the capability of beating their opponents in a one-on-one situation.
- That led to big rushing avenues for Barber and one-on-one opportunities for Toomer.
- If so, he runs the risk of letting Shaq get more one-on-one opportunities close to the basket.
- It would be impossible for the NYC to have an impact on individuals on a one-on-one basis.
- That leads to some one-on-one opportunities for Hammer, and that's no good for an offense.
- On three occasions York created one-on-one opportunities but each time the Oxton goalkeeper kept them out.
1. 1.1Mathematics In which each member of one set is associated with one member of another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  What makes the system exemplify the natural number structure is that it has a one-to-one successor function with an initial object and the system satisfies the induction principle.
  For example; the generally held view that dimension was invariant under one-to-one continuous mappings…
  This is similar to the amount of calcium you need - about 1,000 to 1,200 mg., which is a one-to-one ratio.
  The majority of rotations had a one-to-one ratio of students to preceptors.
  To his amazement, the two kinds of plants occurred in a one-to-one ratio.
  On the other hand, although any map between fields is one-to-one, it is fairly difficult to write down all the maps between any given pair of fields.
  He proposed that, if elements combine to form compounds with other than a one-to-one ratio of atoms, the multiplicities be denoted by superscripted numbers, later transmuted to subscripts.
  With a lower than one-to-one ratio of presenters to participants, many potential entrepreneurs had time to seek in-depth assistance from experts in a number of fields.
  A one-to-one ratio is ideal, according to the American Cancer Society.
  And yet, ciphers based on one-to-one substitutions, also known as monoalphabetic ciphers, can be easily broken by frequency analysis.
  An earlier proposal asked for a one-to-one ratio starting in 2010.
  This only works if there is a one-to-one ratio of viewers to displays.
  Ordinary matter and dark matter loosely track each other in space, but not in a one-to-one ratio.
  Watch springs would have been one of the very few items that would have produced the necessary one-to-one million ratio between the cost of steel and the value of the output.
  We'd need a one-to-one ratio of professional refuters to loonies, just to keep up.
  The simplest way to plot expression data is in a two-dimensional scatter plot and to calculate the correlation coefficients of all one-to-one combinations of experiments.
  The appreciating of the lev against the US dollar pushed prices up in 2003, as dollar-denominated real estate trade switched to euro, at a one-to-one ratio, analysts commented.
  In most developed nations, the ratio is one-to-one or lower.
  Things may change rapidly in the world of business, but a few things are timeless, such as the famous one-to-one ratio of suckers born per minute.
  The days when book orders had a one-to-one ratio are gone, but the company is still confident it can achieve a reasonable lead time of between six to 12 weeks.

noun wʌntəˈwʌn

informal

A face-to-face encounter.
〈非正式〉面对面相遇；正面遭遇
Example sentencesExamples
- He's an excellent communicator with the lads - he'd be doing one-to-ones with them on the phone, meeting up with them.
- But Liquid News could make a daily appearance in a 15 minute compressed version on News 24, without all the guests and commentary - just the reports and live one-to-ones with the reporters.
- We noticed that in a smaller school you have more of a one-to-one with the teachers, and the school is like a community.
- Lisa found herself being nominated to have a few one-to-ones with Nash, telling her she was toeing the line.
- The school nurse could have a routine drop-in time in the school where there was an option of a one-to-one for the pupils to talk about issues that are bothering them.
- Brown will not be present at their one-to-ones.
- We do have team meetings but one-to-ones are a driving force of our business.
- Firstly, Carroll is an unreliable waste-of-space who never turns up for things, is always surrounded by mates, and only engages in banter or is monosyllabic and unforthcoming in his one-to-ones with Allen.
- At a one-to-one with a panel of cricketers on Sunday, the boys shot some questions which the professionals had a hard time answering.
- The one-to-ones at St. Thomas helped to revitalize relationships within the congregation.
- Good grief, there are Scottish sportsmen and women who don't do one-to-ones.
- It was enough to start a career that 10 years later would have her talking one-to-one to the leader of her adopted home.
- Most of my day is then spent in meetings - board, audit or one-to-ones with senior executives.
- You have to feel for them: a couple of beers, then suddenly they're facing down a series of exuberantly delivered one-to-ones with some of the most sinister and surreal comic creations this side of The League Of Gentlemen.
- Maehul is being treated on the Sonrise programme which entails him having up to 25 hours a week of one-to-ones with volunteers in a specially adapted playroom at their home.
- What I can say is that he has worked hard on one-to-ones this month.
- He dreads the limelight, enjoys quiet one-to-ones with his players, and has won his remarkable reputation because of his superb organisation, obsessive attention to detail and the depth of affection he engenders with everyone he meets.
- It's much more intensive than a normal pre-school and he really benefits from the one-to-one.
- You can attend group therapy, as well as one-to-ones with a psychiatrist.
- Furthermore, I was having a one-to-one with my trainee, and he had absolutely no right to interfere in that process.

Rhymes

begun, bun, done, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, outdone, outgun, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won

单词	one-to-one
释义	Definition of one-to-one in English: one-to-one (North American one-on-one) adjective & adverb wʌntəˈwʌn 1Denoting or referring to a situation in which two parties come into direct contact, opposition, or correspondence. as adjective you can be treated by a therapist on a one-to-one basis Example sentencesExamples In one-on-one situations, go for the man in black every time. Robinson is deadly in a one-on-one situation and it will be a thankless task for anyone having to mark him in midfield. The way they contested one-on-one situations in that first half was encouraging. On a one-on-one basis I will be getting little pointers off him regarding the season ahead. So, in a one-on-one situation against the local tough guy, can a judo person subdue the bully? He has a cool head and a great finish for the one-on-one situations. Abbot requests they get Mary in for a one-on-one chat - he wants a précised focus group. When having one-on-one chats with his gaffer they will converse in French. He does not play well in one-on-one situations, nor does he help teammates. If the rest of the linemen play well, Pryce will get more one-on-one situations. In one-on-one situations, he is hardly dodged, and can win the ball nine times out of ten. Five games will be played on one-on-one basis with entry fee being Rs.10 per person. However, he has immense pace, is a cool and clinical finisher in one-on-one situations and has the ability to score sublime goals. He was not going to be denied as he faced the keeper with a one-on-one opportunity and slid the ball home. People just don't seem to have the capability of beating their opponents in a one-on-one situation. That led to big rushing avenues for Barber and one-on-one opportunities for Toomer. If so, he runs the risk of letting Shaq get more one-on-one opportunities close to the basket. It would be impossible for the NYC to have an impact on individuals on a one-on-one basis. That leads to some one-on-one opportunities for Hammer, and that's no good for an offense. On three occasions York created one-on-one opportunities but each time the Oxton goalkeeper kept them out. 1.1Mathematics In which each member of one set is associated with one member of another. Example sentencesExamples What makes the system exemplify the natural number structure is that it has a one-to-one successor function with an initial object and the system satisfies the induction principle. For example; the generally held view that dimension was invariant under one-to-one continuous mappings… This is similar to the amount of calcium you need - about 1,000 to 1,200 mg., which is a one-to-one ratio. The majority of rotations had a one-to-one ratio of students to preceptors. To his amazement, the two kinds of plants occurred in a one-to-one ratio. On the other hand, although any map between fields is one-to-one, it is fairly difficult to write down all the maps between any given pair of fields. He proposed that, if elements combine to form compounds with other than a one-to-one ratio of atoms, the multiplicities be denoted by superscripted numbers, later transmuted to subscripts. With a lower than one-to-one ratio of presenters to participants, many potential entrepreneurs had time to seek in-depth assistance from experts in a number of fields. A one-to-one ratio is ideal, according to the American Cancer Society. And yet, ciphers based on one-to-one substitutions, also known as monoalphabetic ciphers, can be easily broken by frequency analysis. An earlier proposal asked for a one-to-one ratio starting in 2010. This only works if there is a one-to-one ratio of viewers to displays. Ordinary matter and dark matter loosely track each other in space, but not in a one-to-one ratio. Watch springs would have been one of the very few items that would have produced the necessary one-to-one million ratio between the cost of steel and the value of the output. We'd need a one-to-one ratio of professional refuters to loonies, just to keep up. The simplest way to plot expression data is in a two-dimensional scatter plot and to calculate the correlation coefficients of all one-to-one combinations of experiments. The appreciating of the lev against the US dollar pushed prices up in 2003, as dollar-denominated real estate trade switched to euro, at a one-to-one ratio, analysts commented. In most developed nations, the ratio is one-to-one or lower. Things may change rapidly in the world of business, but a few things are timeless, such as the famous one-to-one ratio of suckers born per minute. The days when book orders had a one-to-one ratio are gone, but the company is still confident it can achieve a reasonable lead time of between six to 12 weeks. noun wʌntəˈwʌn informal A face-to-face encounter. 〈非正式〉面对面相遇；正面遭遇 Example sentencesExamples He's an excellent communicator with the lads - he'd be doing one-to-ones with them on the phone, meeting up with them. But Liquid News could make a daily appearance in a 15 minute compressed version on News 24, without all the guests and commentary - just the reports and live one-to-ones with the reporters. We noticed that in a smaller school you have more of a one-to-one with the teachers, and the school is like a community. Lisa found herself being nominated to have a few one-to-ones with Nash, telling her she was toeing the line. The school nurse could have a routine drop-in time in the school where there was an option of a one-to-one for the pupils to talk about issues that are bothering them. Brown will not be present at their one-to-ones. We do have team meetings but one-to-ones are a driving force of our business. Firstly, Carroll is an unreliable waste-of-space who never turns up for things, is always surrounded by mates, and only engages in banter or is monosyllabic and unforthcoming in his one-to-ones with Allen. At a one-to-one with a panel of cricketers on Sunday, the boys shot some questions which the professionals had a hard time answering. The one-to-ones at St. Thomas helped to revitalize relationships within the congregation. Good grief, there are Scottish sportsmen and women who don't do one-to-ones. It was enough to start a career that 10 years later would have her talking one-to-one to the leader of her adopted home. Most of my day is then spent in meetings - board, audit or one-to-ones with senior executives. You have to feel for them: a couple of beers, then suddenly they're facing down a series of exuberantly delivered one-to-ones with some of the most sinister and surreal comic creations this side of The League Of Gentlemen. Maehul is being treated on the Sonrise programme which entails him having up to 25 hours a week of one-to-ones with volunteers in a specially adapted playroom at their home. What I can say is that he has worked hard on one-to-ones this month. He dreads the limelight, enjoys quiet one-to-ones with his players, and has won his remarkable reputation because of his superb organisation, obsessive attention to detail and the depth of affection he engenders with everyone he meets. It's much more intensive than a normal pre-school and he really benefits from the one-to-one. You can attend group therapy, as well as one-to-ones with a psychiatrist. Furthermore, I was having a one-to-one with my trainee, and he had absolutely no right to interfere in that process. Rhymes begun, bun, done, Donne, dun, fine-spun, forerun, fun, gun, Gunn, hon, Hun, none, nun, one, outdone, outgun, outrun, plus-one, pun, run, shun, son, spun, stun, sun, ton, tonne, tun, underdone, Verdun, won
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