英语词汇single怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ adjective

¹ single

/ˈsɪŋgəl/

adjective

Learner's definition of SINGLE

always used before a noun : not having or including another : only one单一的；单个的；仅有一个的

They lost by a single point. [=they lost by one point]他们仅以一分之差输了。
A single shoe was found.只找到了一只鞋。
It costs $10 for a single glass of wine!一杯葡萄酒就要10美元！
a single serving of carrots一份胡萝卜
He earns $2,000 in a single week.他一周就能赚2000美元。
There is a single [=uniform] standard for men and women.对男性和女性的标准是同一个。

— sometimes used to emphasize the largeness or importance of something有时用于强调某事物重大或重要

The fingerprint turned out to be the single most important piece of evidence.指纹最终成了最重要的证据。
Tobacco is the single greatest/largest/biggest industry in the state.烟草是这个国家最重要/最大的产业。
Drunk driving is the greatest/largest/biggest single killer of high school students.醉驾是高中生的最大杀手。

— sometimes used in negative statements to emphasize that there is a complete lack of something有时用于否定句，强调完全没有

Not a single cookie was left.一块饼干也没剩下。
Not a single sound was heard.一点声音也没听到。
I could not hear a single word of what he said.他讲了什么，我一个字也没听见。
We didn't get a single reply.我们什么回复也没收到。

: not married or not having a serious romantic relationship with someone未婚的；单身的

a club for single [=unattached, unmarried] people单身俱乐部
Are you single?你是单身吗？
a single parent/mother/father [=a mother or father who takes care of a child alone]单亲家长/母亲/父亲

— used for emphasis after words like any, each, every, etc.用在any、each、every等词后，表强调

He has more home runs than any other single player. [=than any other player]他打出的全垒打比其他任何一名队员都要多。
These laws apply to each single citizen.这些法律适用于每一位公民。
I drink milk every single day.我每天都喝牛奶。
She can't watch him every single minute.她不可能每时每刻都看着他。

always used before a noun : made for one person to use单人的

I stayed in a single room.我住单人间。
I slept in a single bed. [=(US) twin bed]我睡的是单人床。

British : one-way

a single ticket单程票
How much is the single fare?单程票多少钱？

² single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ noun

plural singles

² single

/ˈsɪŋgəl/

noun

plural singles

Learner's definition of SINGLE

[count] : an unmarried person and especially one who is young and socially active未婚者；（尤指年轻的、社交活跃的）单身者 — usually plural通常用复数

The party is for singles.这个聚会是为单身人士举办的。

— often used before another noun常用于另一名词前

a singles bar/club单身酒吧/俱乐部

[count]

a baseball : a hit that allows the batter to reach first base一垒打

He hit a single to right field.他向右外野击出一垒打。

— compare double, home run, triple

b cricket : a hit that scores one run一分打

singles [plural] : a game of tennis or a similar sport that is played between two players单打（比赛）

Do you want to play singles or doubles?你想打单打还是双打呢？
a singles match单打比赛

[count] : a music recording having one main song and sometimes one or more other songs单曲唱片

I bought the single.我买了一张单曲唱片。

also : one song from a recording that includes many songs单曲

Have you heard the latest single from the album?专辑里最新的那首单曲你听了吗？
The song was released as a single before the album came out.这首歌曲在专辑推出前已经作为单曲发行过了。

— compare album

[count] : a room in a hotel, inn, etc., for one person单人间

The hotel has only singles available.这家旅馆只有单人间了。

— compare double

[count] US : a one-dollar bill一美元（纸币）

Do you have five singles for this five?你有五张一美元钞票换这张五美元吗？

[count] British : a one-way ticket单程票

A single to Bath, please.请给我一张去巴斯的单程票。

³ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ verb

singles; singled; singling

³ single

/ˈsɪŋgəl/

verb

singles; singled; singling

Learner's definition of SINGLE

[no object]

: to hit a single in baseball击出一垒打

He singled to right field.他向右外野击出了一垒打。

single out

[phrasal verb]

single out (someone or something) or single (someone or something) out

: to treat or to speak about (someone or something in a group) in a way that is different from the way you treat or speak about others单独挑出；单独对待

The teacher singled him out as the only student to get a perfect score on the test.老师把他作为在这次考试中唯一一个成绩优异的学生挑了出来。
The coach singled out the players who played poorly.教练把表现不佳的一些队员挑了出来。
The reviewer singled her performance out for praise/criticism.评论家单独表扬/批评了她的表演。

— often used as (be) singled out常用作(be) singled out

She was singled out for special treatment.她被单独挑出享受特殊待遇。

单词	single
释义	single (noun) single (verb) single 12 ENTRIES FOUND: single (adjective) single (noun) single (verb) single-breasted (adjective) single-decker (noun) single-handed (adjective) single-minded (adjective) single bond (noun) single digits (noun) single file (noun) single malt (noun) single market (noun) ¹ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ adjective ¹ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ adjective Learner's definition of SINGLE 1 always used before a noun : not having or including another : only one单一的；单个的；仅有一个的 They lost by a single point. [=they lost by one point]他们仅以一分之差输了。 A single shoe was found.只找到了一只鞋。 It costs $10 for a single glass of wine!一杯葡萄酒就要10美元！ a single serving of carrots一份胡萝卜 He earns $2,000 in a single week.他一周就能赚2000美元。 There is a single [=uniform] standard for men and women.对男性和女性的标准是同一个。 — sometimes used to emphasize the largeness or importance of something有时用于强调某事物重大或重要 The fingerprint turned out to be the single most important piece of evidence.指纹最终成了最重要的证据。 Tobacco is the single greatest/largest/biggest industry in the state.烟草是这个国家最重要/最大的产业。 Drunk driving is the greatest/largest/biggest single killer of high school students.醉驾是高中生的最大杀手。 — sometimes used in negative statements to emphasize that there is a complete lack of something有时用于否定句，强调完全没有 Not a single cookie was left.一块饼干也没剩下。 Not a single sound was heard.一点声音也没听到。 I could not hear a single word of what he said.他讲了什么，我一个字也没听见。 We didn't get a single reply.我们什么回复也没收到。 2 : not married or not having a serious romantic relationship with someone未婚的；单身的 a club for single [=unattached, unmarried] people单身俱乐部 Are you single?你是单身吗？ a single parent/mother/father [=a mother or father who takes care of a child alone]单亲家长/母亲/父亲 3 — used for emphasis after words like any, each, every, etc.用在any、each、every等词后，表强调 He has more home runs than any other single player. [=than any other player]他打出的全垒打比其他任何一名队员都要多。 These laws apply to each single citizen.这些法律适用于每一位公民。 I drink milk every single day.我每天都喝牛奶。 She can't watch him every single minute.她不可能每时每刻都看着他。 4 always used before a noun : made for one person to use单人的 I stayed in a single room.我住单人间。 I slept in a single bed. [=(US) twin bed]我睡的是单人床。 5 British : one-way a single ticket单程票 How much is the single fare?单程票多少钱？ ² single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ noun plural singles ² single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ noun plural singles Learner's definition of SINGLE 1 [count] : an unmarried person and especially one who is young and socially active未婚者；（尤指年轻的、社交活跃的）单身者 — usually plural通常用复数 The party is for singles.这个聚会是为单身人士举办的。 — often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 a singles bar/club单身酒吧/俱乐部 2 [count] a baseball : a hit that allows the batter to reach first base一垒打 He hit a single to right field.他向右外野击出一垒打。 — compare double, home run, triple b cricket : a hit that scores one run一分打 3 singles [plural] : a game of tennis or a similar sport that is played between two players单打（比赛） Do you want to play singles or doubles?你想打单打还是双打呢？ a singles match单打比赛 4 [count] : a music recording having one main song and sometimes one or more other songs单曲唱片 I bought the single.我买了一张单曲唱片。 also : one song from a recording that includes many songs单曲 Have you heard the latest single from the album?专辑里最新的那首单曲你听了吗？ The song was released as a single before the album came out.这首歌曲在专辑推出前已经作为单曲发行过了。 — compare album 5 [count] : a room in a hotel, inn, etc., for one person单人间 The hotel has only singles available.这家旅馆只有单人间了。 — compare double 6 [count] US : a one-dollar bill一美元（纸币） Do you have five singles for this five?你有五张一美元钞票换这张五美元吗？ 7 [count] British : a one-way ticket单程票 A single to Bath, please.请给我一张去巴斯的单程票。 ³ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ verb singles; singled; singling ³ single /ˈsɪŋgəl/ verb singles; singled; singling Learner's definition of SINGLE [no object] : to hit a single in baseball击出一垒打 He singled to right field.他向右外野击出了一垒打。 single out [phrasal verb] single out (someone or something) or single (someone or something) out : to treat or to speak about (someone or something in a group) in a way that is different from the way you treat or speak about others单独挑出；单独对待 The teacher singled him out as the only student to get a perfect score on the test.老师把他作为在这次考试中唯一一个成绩优异的学生挑了出来。 The coach singled out the players who played poorly.教练把表现不佳的一些队员挑了出来。 The reviewer singled her performance out for praise/criticism.评论家单独表扬/批评了她的表演。 — often used as (be) singled out常用作(be) singled out She was singled out for special treatment.她被单独挑出享受特殊待遇。
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