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['sɪŋɡl]1. adj1) (only one) solo (-a), unico (-a) (before n)she didn't see a single person or soul — non ha visto anima viva
down to single figures — (inflation) inferiore a dieci
single spacing Typ — interlinea uno
3) (not married: man) celibe, single inv, (woman) nubile, single inv2. na single to Oxford, please — un biglietto di sola andata per Oxford, per favore
2)a single — un 45 giriSee:•
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