Significations de Single en finnois

yksittäinen

Exemple:

I would like a single ticket to Helsinki.

Haluaisin yhden lipun Helsinkiin.

She gave me a single flower.

Hän antoi minulle yhden kukan.

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Used when referring to one item or unit, such as tickets, objects, or quantities.

Note: This meaning emphasizes individuality or singularity.

sinkku

Exemple:

He is a single man.

Hän on sinkkumies.

Are you still single?

Oletko vielä sinkku?

Utilisation: informalContexte: Commonly used in social contexts to refer to someone who is not in a romantic relationship.

Note: This term is widely used in dating and relationship discussions.

yksin

Exemple:

I prefer to travel single.

Pyrin matkustamaan yksin.

She lives single in the city.

Hän asuu yksin kaupungissa.

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to describe someone living alone or doing something independently.

Note: This usage emphasizes independence rather than romantic status.

yksittäinen (esim. ääni)

Exemple:

He hit a single note on the piano.

Hän soitti yksittäisen äänen pianolla.

She made a single sound to get attention.

Hän teki yksittäisen äänen saadakseen huomiota.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Used in musical or auditory contexts to refer to one sound or note.

Note: This meaning is more technical and is often used in music or sound discussions.

individual

Individual refers to a single person or thing considered separately from a group.

Exemple: Each individual item is priced separately.

Note: Individual emphasizes the distinctiveness or separateness of each item or person.

solitary

Solitary means being alone or without companions.

Exemple: He enjoys solitary walks in the woods.

Note: Solitary implies being alone or isolated, emphasizing the lack of interaction or companionship.

sole

Sole means being the only one of a particular kind.

Exemple: She is the sole owner of the company.

Note: Sole emphasizes exclusivity or uniqueness, often in the context of ownership or possession.

unmarried

Unmarried means not married or in a marital relationship.

Exemple: She remained unmarried throughout her life.

Note: Unmarried specifically refers to the marital status of a person, indicating that they are not currently married.

Single out

To choose or pick someone or something from a group for special attention or treatment.

Exemple: The teacher singled out Sarah for her exceptional performance in the class.

Note: The phrase 'single out' adds the idea of selecting or highlighting a specific individual or thing from a group.

Single-handedly

To do something alone or independently without assistance from others.

Exemple: She single-handedly organized the entire event without any help.

Note: While 'single' refers to one or individual, 'single-handedly' emphasizes doing something alone or solely.

Single file

To walk or move in a line, one person after another.

Exemple: The students walked in single file as they headed towards the classroom.

Note: This phrase specifies the arrangement of individuals in a straight line, following one another in order.

Single-minded

To be focused or determined on achieving a particular goal or purpose.

Exemple: He was single-minded in his determination to succeed in his career.

Note: While 'single' denotes one or individual, 'single-minded' emphasizes a strong focus or determination towards a specific objective.

Single out for

To identify or recognize someone or something for their exceptional qualities or achievements.

Exemple: The team was singled out for their outstanding performance in the tournament.

Note: This phrase emphasizes the act of highlighting or acknowledging someone or something for specific reasons.

Single parent

A person who raises a child or children alone, without a partner or spouse.

Exemple: As a single parent, she had to juggle work and taking care of her children.

Note: While 'single' refers to one or individual, 'single parent' specifically denotes a parent who is raising a child without a partner.

Single digits

Refers to a number less than 10, specifically between 1 and 9.

Exemple: The company's profits were in the single digits for the third consecutive quarter.

Note: While 'single' generally means one or individual, 'single digits' refers to numbers in the range of 1 to 9.

Mingle

To mix or socialize with others in a casual setting.

Exemple: Let's go to the party and mingle with new people.

Note: Mingle implies interacting with others in a social context, often at events or gatherings, unlike being alone as in the case of 'single.'

Ready to mingle

Being available and interested in meeting new potential romantic partners.

Exemple: After her breakup, she's single and ready to mingle.

Note: This phrase indicates openness to dating or seeking romantic relationships, contrasting with simply being single.

Bachelor

A man who is unmarried or not in a serious relationship.

Exemple: He's enjoying his life as a bachelor for now.

Note: While related to being single, 'bachelor' often connotes a more independent or carefree lifestyle.

Solo

Doing something alone or independently.

Exemple: I'm going to the movie solo tonight.

Note: 'Solo' emphasizes the act of being alone or doing things independently, whereas 'single' can refer more generally to one's relationship status.

Unattached

Not romantically involved or committed to anyone.

Exemple: She's currently unattached and enjoying her freedom.

Note: 'Unattached' specifically refers to the absence of romantic attachments, distinguishing it from the broader term 'single.'

Flying solo

Doing something independently without a companion or partner.

Exemple: She decided to attend the concert flying solo.

Note: Similar to 'solo,' 'flying solo' emphasizes independence and self-reliance, often in social or leisure activities.

Available

Open or free to engage in a romantic relationship.

Exemple: I heard he's single and available, maybe you should ask him out.

Note: 'Available' specifically suggests openness to beginning a romantic relationship, contrasting with just being 'single.'

I am currently single.

Olen tällä hetkellä sinkku.

She is the only single person in our group.

Hän on ainoa sinkku meidän ryhmässämme.

He decided to remain single for the rest of his life.

Hän päätti pysyä sinkkuna loppuelämänsä.

Single - Adjectif (Adjective) / Adjectif (Adjective)

Lemme: single

Conjugaisons

Adjectif (Adjective): single

Nom, pluriel (Noun, plural): singles

Nom, singulier ou massif (Noun, singular or mass): single

Verbe, passé simple (Verb, past tense): singled

Verbe, gérondif ou participe présent (Verb, gerund or present participle): singling

Verbe, 3ème personne du singulier au présent (Verb, 3rd person singular present): singles

Verbe, forme de base (Verb, base form): single

Verbe, présent non à la 3ème personne du singulier (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): single

Syllabes, Séparation et Accent

single contient 2 syllabes: sin • gle

Transcription phonétique: ˈsiŋ-gəl

sin gle , ˈsiŋ gəl (La syllabe rouge est accentuée)

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single: 500 - 600 (Extrêmement Commun).

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