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单词 one-person
释义
one-person
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˌwʌnˈpɜː.sən/us
/ˌwʌnˈpɝː.sən/
(alsoone-man/-woman)
used todescribeaperformanceor show ofartisticworksby just oneperson:
单人演出的
This new one-person show has beenpositivelyreceivedby thecritics.这个单人演出受到了剧评人的好评。
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(Definition ofone-personfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofone-person

one-person
The overall arrangement allows multiple arrangements to be achieved, from large groups of single people living together right down to self-containedone-personstudio apartments.
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So, what started out as aone-persongame has turned into a two-person game.
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Is the day of theone-personor single-period regional project gone?
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There is an immediate difficulty when we ask: what exactly does this amount to inone-personcases?
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Today, they are used for managing enterprises of all sorts-fromone-personprojects to multi-institutional conglomerates.
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Of men who lived in aone-personhousehold in 1993, three-in-four men stayed in that arrangement.
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No less than one third of the older people who lived alone in 1993 sustain aone-personhousehold into very old age.
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Many residents are identified as single withone-personhouseholds reaching 37%.
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Demographic changes revealed by the census, in combination with the constitutional requirement ofone-person, one-vote, led a number of states to redraw their election districts for political office.
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For instance, living longer does not imply an extension of good health and certainly not that one can manage aone-personhousehold into advanced old age.
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Granted, the task of storytelling is enormous, and some of the criticisms made above result from the fact that aone-personproject cannot accomplish every part of it.
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He makes the very important point that one is going to have to discuss risk to make sense of a disagreement between utilitarianism and the priority view inone-personcases.
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We could examine the hurdles, consider when the provision might kick in, and perhaps limit it toone-personbusinesses.
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It is our contention that those accidents would most likely not have occurred if the trains had not been coverted toone-personoperation.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
Because the building standards regulations do not cover flats specifically designed forone-personaccommodation, the space requirements in respect of these flats have been relaxed.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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