sólo

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solo
[ˈsəʊləʊ]
sustantivo (pl solos)
1solo (m) (musical)
adjetivo
2en solitario (performance)
  • solo flight -> vuelo (m) en solitario
adverbio
3en solitario
  • to go solo -> iniciar una carrera en solitario; (musician) montar el propio negocio (business partner)

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solo [sou-lou]
sustantivo
1Solo, la composición que uno canta solo o que se toca con un solo instrumento.

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solo [ˈsəʊləʊ]
noun
solos (plural)
1 (Mús) solo; (m)
a tenor solo un solo para tenor; a guitar solo un solo de guitarra
2 (Cards) solo; (m)
adjective
solo flight vuelo a solas; (m) passage for solo violin pasaje para violín solo; (m) solo trip round the world vuelta al mundo en solitario; (f)
adverb
solo; a solas
to fly solo volar a solas; to sing solo cantar solo

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sólo
adverb
1 only, just
  • no sólo… sino (también)… -> not only… but (also)…
  • con sólo, sólo con -> just by
  • sólo que… -> only…

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sólo [so’-lo]
adverb
1 Only.
verb
2 SOLAMENTE.

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solo
INFL: solo 
adjetivo
1(=sin compañía)alone on one's own ;
pasa los días solo en su cuartohe spends the days alone on his own in his roomoriré soloI'll go alone on my ownordejar solo a algnto leave sb aloneme quedé soloI was left alonehabla solohe talks to himselfse quedó solo a los siete añoshe was left an orphan alone in the world at sevenor
estar más solo que la una(familiar)to be all on one's own
es tonto como él solohe's as stupid as they come
lo hace como él solohe does it as no one else can
se queda solo contando mentirashe's as good a liar as you'll find
más vale estar solo que mal acompañadoit's better to be on your own than in bad company
2(=solitario)lonely ;
me siento muy soloI feel very lonely
3(=único)
su sola preocupación es ganar dinerohis one only concern is to make moneyorcon esta sola condiciónon this one conditionhay una sola dificultadthere is only just one problemorno hubo ni una sola objeciónthere was not a single objection
4(=sin acompañamiento)[+café, té] black ;[+whisky, vodka, ron] straight neat ;
tendremos que comer pan solowe shall have to eat plain bread
5(música) solo ;
cantar soloto sing solo
INFL: solo 
sustantivo:masculino
1(música) solo ;
un solo de guitarraa guitar soloun solo para tenora tenor solo
2(=café)black coffee ;
3(naipes) solitaire patience ;
4(Latinoamérica:Cono_Sur)(=lata)tedious conversation ;
solo
sólo
adverbio
(=únicamente)only ;(=exclusivamente)solely merely just ;
solo quiero verloI only just want to see itores solo un tenientehe's only a lieutenanthe's a mere lieutenantno solo A sino también Bnot only A but also Bsolo con apretar un botónat the touch of a buttonme parece bien solo que no tengo tiempothat's fine, only but I don't have the timeorven aunque solo sea para media horacome even if it's just for half an hourcon solo que sepas tocar algunas notaseven if you only know how to play a few notessolo con que estudies dos horas diariasby studying for as little as two hours a daytan soloonlyjustsolo que ...except that ...viajará sólo un par de díashe'll only be away for a couple of days
In the past the standard spelling for this adverb was with an accent ([sólo]). Nowadays the [Real Academia Española] advises that the accented form is only required where there might otherwise be confusion with the adjective [solo].

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