- pron. 一個人；任何人
- adj. 一的；唯一的
- n. 一
- num. 一；一個
- n. (One)人名；(老)溫
詞組搭配
for one
used to stress that the person named holds the specified view, even if no one else does
僅就（某人）來看；舉個例說
I for one am getting a little sick of writing about it.
僅就我來看，我開始有點厭惡寫關(guān)于這件事的東西了。
get something in one
(informal)understand or succeed in guessing something immediately
(非正式)理解正確，猜測正確
have one over the eight
one after another (或the other)
following one another in quick succession
一個接著一個地
one after another the buses drew up.
公共汽車一輛接一輛地停下來。
one and only
unique; single (used for emphasis or as a designation of a celebrity)
唯一的；單個的
the title of his one and only book.
他唯一的一本書的名字。
the one and only Muhammad Ali.
獨一無二的穆罕默德?阿里。
one day
at a particular but unspecified time in the past or future
一天，有一天
one day a boy started teasing Grady.
一天，一個男孩開始取笑格雷迪。
he would one day be a great President.
他有一天會成為一位偉大的總統(tǒng)。
one for one
denoting or referring to a situation or arrangement in which one thing corresponds to or is exchanged for another
一對一
these donations would be matched on a one-for-one basis with public revenues.
這些捐款將會與公共收入一對一匹配。
one of a kind
these donations would be matched on a one-for-one basis with public revenues.
這些捐款將會與公共收入一對一匹配。
one on one (或 one to one)
denoting or referring to a situation in which two parties come into direct contact, opposition, or correspondence
面對面地
maybe we should talk to them one on one.
或許我們應(yīng)該和他們當(dāng)面談?wù)劇?/p>
one or another (或the other)
denoting or referring to a particular but unspecified one out of a set of items
一系列事物中的某一個
not all instances fall neatly into one or another of these categories.
不是所有的情況都可清楚地歸于這些類別中的某一類。
one or two
(informal)a few
(非正式)一些
there are one or two signs worth watching for.
有一些值得注意的標(biāo)記。
one thing and another
(informal)used to cover various unspecified matters, events, or tasks
(非正式)這樣那樣的事（泛指許多事情）
&B{what with one thing and another} she hadn't had much sleep recently.
她最近因為這樣那樣的事情而睡得不多。
at one
In accord or unity.
一致，合力
one and all
Everyone.
每個人，全體