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['sɒlɪtrɪ] [AE -terɪ] 1.1) (unaccompanied) [occupation, walker] solitario3) (isolated) [farm, village] isolato4) (single) [example, question] solo, unico2.* * *['solitəri]1) (alone; without companions: a solitary traveller.) solitario2) (living or being alone, by habit or preference: She was a solitary person.) solitario3) (single: not a solitary example.) unico, isolato•- solitude- solitary confinement* * *solitary /ˈsɒlətrɪ/A a.1 solitario; solingo; appartato; isolato: a solitary existence, un'esistenza solitaria; a solitary place, un luogo solitario; a solitary house, una casa isolata2 che ama la solitudine; solitarioB n.1 eremita; anacoreta● (leg.) solitary confinement, segregazione cellulare; isolamentosolitarilyavv.solitariamente; da solo; tutto solo; in solitudinesolitarinessn. [u]solitudine; isolamento.* * *['sɒlɪtrɪ] [AE -terɪ] 1.1) (unaccompanied) [occupation, walker] solitario3) (isolated) [farm, village] isolato4) (single) [example, question] solo, unico2.
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