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单词 one-time
释义
one-time
adjective
uk
/ˈwʌn.taɪm/us
/ˈwʌn.taɪm/

one-timeadjective(former)

a one-time teacher, doctor, cleaner, etc.
someone who was ateacher,doctor,cleaner, etc. in the past:
曾当过教师／医生／清洁工等的人
Duggan, a TVpersonalityand one-timejournalist, made theannouncementlastweek.这是电视节目主持人、曾做过记者的达根上星期宣布的。
Synonyms
erstwhileformal
former
old(FROM THE PAST)
sometimeformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
In the past
  • ago
  • any moreidiom
  • anymore
  • back in the dayidiom
  • back thenidiom
  • clock
  • departed
  • dim
  • flood
  • many moons agoidiom
  • mist
  • moon
  • more
  • no longeridiom
  • rewind the clockidiom
  • sometime
  • step
  • step back (in time)idiom
  • the mists of timeidiom
  • the status quo ante
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one-timeadjective(ONCE ONLY)

paid, given,intendedto be used, etc.onceonly:
There is a one-timefeeof £30.
Thebankwillsendyou a one-time passcode.
Synonym
one-off
More examples
  • Thegrantsare one-timemonetaryawards.
  • Theconcertwill be a one-time show.
  • Thecompanywouldincura one-timeexpenseof £100,000.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Rarely & infrequently
  • (every) now and then/againidiom
  • blue moon
  • ever and anon
  • every
  • few
  • fit
  • in/by fits and startsidiom
  • occasion
  • occasional
  • occasionally
  • odd
  • odd jobs
  • once
  • one
  • one-shot
  • rarely
  • seldom
  • ship
  • sometimes
  • time
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(Definition ofone-timefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
one-time
adjective
uk
/ˈwʌn.taɪm/us
/ˈwʌn.taɪm/
a one-time teacher, doctor, cleaner, etc.
someone who was ateacher,doctor,cleaner, etc. in the past
曾当过教师／医生／清洁工等的人
Duggan, a TVpersonalityand one-timejournalist, made theannouncementlastweek.这是电视节目主持人、曾做过记者的达根上星期宣布的。

one-time| American Dictionary

one-time
adjective[not gradable]
us/ˈwʌnˌtɑɪm/

one-timeadjective[not gradable](ONLY ONCE)

onlyonce:
Thegymchargesaseparate, one-timefeetojoin.

one-timeadjective[not gradable](IN THE PAST)

at sometimein the past, but nolonger:
The one-timeOlympictrackstaris now acoach.
(Definition ofone-timefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

one-time| Business English

one-time
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈwʌntaɪm/us
happeningonlyonce:
We will take aone-timechargeagainstearningsthisquarter.
used fordescribingwhat someone or something was in the past:
The one-time PMrefusedtocommenton the newpolicy.
(Definition ofone-timefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofone-time

one-time
Once the page was picked up by search engines, the number of new andone-timevisitors increased significantly.
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The economic value of aone-timecampaign to supplement such a high coverage two-dose vaccination programme depends on the historical vaccination coverage.
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By design, many online encounters are intended as short-term orone-timeinteractions.
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Both minor and major toxic events produced aone-timecost increase and quality-of-life reduction.
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These are reported,one-timeevents in the form of a narrative statement or story.
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The married couple included the daughter of a landowning family ofone-timegentry elites and the son of a low-status family.
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Unlikeone-timesales, subscriptions generate steady cash flow and provide a convenient benchmark by which to measure growth.
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With habitual stories, the imperfect was true, and the preterite was false; withone-timeevent stories, the preterite was true, whereas the imperfect was false.
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However, the norms and values are not aone-timeinfluence but an ongoing process, continuously needing to be constructed and reconstructed through interactions.
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Allone-timecosts are annualized over a 10-year horizon, using a discount rate of 5% (13).
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Strategy 4 : strategy 3+aone-timecampaign targeted at age groups f15 years, with <95 % immune to measles.
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This implies that theone-timebenefit cut at trust fund exhaustion has a large impact on these workers.
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But this world was too small for theone-timewell-travelled diplomat and bishop.
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These studies reported thatone-timeserology screening was a costeffective strategy compared with no screening (25) or serology screening with post-treatment confirmatory testing (10).
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An example involving a family of sevenone-time-use cameras is presented to demonstrate implementation of the three steps of the proposed knowledge management framework.
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