singleton / ˈsɪŋ gəl tən /

💦中学词汇单身人士单身人单身单身者

singleton 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person or thing occurring singly, especially an individual set apart from others.
  2. a child or animal that is the only one born at one birth: a research program involving twins and singletons.an only child in a family.
  3. Chiefly British. an unmarried person; a single.
  4. Cards. a card that is the only one of a suit in a hand.
  5. Mathematics. a set consisting of one given element.

singleton 近义词

singleton

等同于 individual

singleton

等同于 nonce word

singleton 的近义词 2
singleton

等同于 entity

更多singleton例句

  1. Crosier said “there is not enough stimulation to keep milk production going for a singleton” while it’s bottle-fed.
  2. Far from the stereotype of the lonely single, lifelong singletons are less lonely than other older people, according to psychologist Bella DePaulo, the author of “Singled Out.”
  3. For singletons, coronavirus hasn’t made it easy to start new relationships.
  4. But by 2007, the project was seemingly dead and Singleton claimed race was a factor.
  5. “He's like a young Steve McQueen,” filmmaker John Singleton said of Walker.
  6. Directed by John Singleton, the short film stars Eddie Murphy as a pharaoh and the supermodel as his bored queen.
  7. Over the years, the two lost touch twice but reconnected on the chat line, Singleton said.
  8. The first night they spoke on the telephone, Singleton said, Clash invited him to dinner at a restaurant near his house.
  9. With a suit declared the best opening lead is a singleton, failing which a lead from a strong sequence.
  10. Sitgreaves he determined to leave in the cottage of Mr. Wharton, in attendance on Captain Singleton.
  11. But to my surprise Harry Singleton was just sufficiently intoxicated to resent the act of his best friend.
  12. So then I saw that word in some way had come to her of the little brawl between Harry Singleton and myself.
  13. “Let us hope the experiment will succeed,” said Anne Singleton.