lone

美[loʊn] 英[ləʊn]

adj. 孤单的；唯一的；单独的

近义词：solitary，sole，lonely，alone，single，isolated，unique，lonesome，desolate，unaccompanied，individual，friendless，mateless，forlorn，widowed，separated，forsaken，wifeless，divorced，unfriended，unmarried，deserted，derelict，abandoned，unattached，only，one，single-handed，solo，singular，separate，distinct，discrete，detached，

英英释义

Adjective

lacking companions or companionship;
"he was alone when we met him" "she is alone much of the time" "the lone skier on the mountain" "a lonely fisherman stood on a tuft of gravel" "a lonely soul" "a solitary traveler"
characterized by or preferring solitude;
"a lone wolf" "a lonely existence" "a man of a solitary disposition" "a solitary walk"
being the only one; single and isolated from others;
"the lone doctor in the entire county" "a lonesome pine" "an only child" "the sole heir" "the sole example" "a solitary instance of cowardice" "a solitary speck in the sky"

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In that cloudy sky only one lone star can be seen.在那多云的天上，只能看到孤零零的一颗星星。
That company constitutes our lone competitor in the field.那家公司成了我们在这个领域唯一的竞争对手。
A lone employee turned up for the meeting.一位员工单独前来参加这场会议。
Lone women drivers are advised not to pick up hitchhikers.建议单独开车的女性驾驶员不要搭载旅行者。

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