/ˈuno/
Translation
one, someone (impersonal)
Word origin
From Latin unus ('one').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unus
- English cognates
- one, unit, unite
Examples
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One cannot live without sleeping well.
Dame , .
Give me one of those, please.
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It is one in the afternoon and she still has not eaten.
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One of my brothers lives in Argentina.
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I have only one of those chocolates left.
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(9)Cinco mil palabras después
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Cuanto más espero, peor
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En el médico
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La fiesta sorpresa
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Lleva toda la mañana
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No fue él, sino ella
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Por lo tanto, decidimos
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Se me cayó todo
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Se vende la camioneta
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