single

=

soltero

adjective

single
[ˈsɪŋgəl]
sustantivo
1. sencillo (m) single (m) (record)
2. billete (m) or (ticket) (británicoEsp)boleto (m) sencillo or de ida (Am)
3. habitación (f) sencilla or individual (hotel room)
también:
  • singles -> (modalidad (f) de) individuales mpl (in tennis)
adjetivo
4. único(a), solo(a) (just one)
  • every single day -> todos los días
  • not a single one -> ni uno solo
  • I haven't seen a single soul -> no he visto ni un alma
  • don't say a single word -> no digas ni una (sola) palabra
  • single currency (finanzas) -> moneda (f) única
  • single (European) market (economía) -> mercado (m) único (europeo)
5. (not double)
  • in single figures -> por debajo de diez
  • in single file -> en fila india
  • single bed -> cama (f) individual
  • single cream -> nata (f) or (español de España) crema (f) líquida (Am)
  • single room -> habitación (f) sencilla or individual
6. soltero(a) (not married)
  • single mother -> madre (f) soltera
  • single parent -> padre (m) /madre (f) soltero(a)
  • single parent family -> familia (f) monoparental

single [sin-guel-fail]
1. Singularizar, particularizar.
2. Separar, retirar (separate, remove).
3. Tomar por sí solo.
va.

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