another one
əˈnʌðər wʌn
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Definition of another one - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
additionadditional person or thing
  • She asked for another one after finishing her first.
additional extra supplementary
2.
comparisondifferent person or thing
  • He didn't like this option, so he chose another one.
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Expressions with another one

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tell me another oneexp.
say something else
That joke was funny, tell me another one.
tell us another oneexp.
used to mock someone's unbelievable statement
You won the lottery? Tell us another one!

Expressions with another

another storyn.
topic or issue that is separate from the current one
We can discuss the budget later; that's another story.
at one time or anotheradv.
happening at some unspecified time or times
She has visited that museum at one time or another.
give it another thoughtv.
reconsider a decision or opinion
Before deciding, give it another thought.
one excuse after anothern.
series of excuses given repeatedly
He gave one excuse after another for being late.
one thing after anothern.
series of unwanted events causing stress
This week has been one thing after another.
one way or anotheradv.
in any case or situation
One way or another, we need to finish this project.

Expressions with one

big onen.
something very important or significant
Winning the championship was the big one for the team.
in oneadj.
combined into a single unit
The sofa bed is a couch and bed in one.
one dropn.
single small amount of liquid
He added just one drop of oil to the pan..
wild onen.
person who behaves in a very free, reckless, or uncontrolled way
Back in college, he was a real wild one at parties.
close one's eyesv.
shut one's eyelids
She decided to close her eyes and rest.
eat one's lunchv.
consume a midday meal
She decided to eat her lunch at noon.
hold one's nosev.
pinch nostrils to block a smell
She had to hold her nose near the garbage.
make one's bedv.
arrange the bed after sleeping in it
Every morning, I make my bed neatly.
on one's headadv.
physically positioned on top of one's head
She balanced the book on her head.
shut one's eyesv.
close your eyes
She shut her eyes and took a deep breath.

Terms related to another one

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Terms with another one included in their meaning

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crossv.
move across
go from one side to another
gov.
movement
move from one place to another
minusprep.
mathematics
indicating subtraction of one number from another
thinadj.
physical thickness
having little thickness from one surface to another
addv.
increase
join one thing to another to increase size
chasen.
recreation
game where one player chases another
differencen.
distinguishing feature
characteristic that distinguishes one thing from another
downprep.
path
from one end to another of along

Examples of another one in a sentence

  • Another one appeared just as the first disappeared.
  • This one is broken, I'll get another one.
  • She tried one dress and then another one.

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  1. French:un autre, quelque chose d'autre, ...
  2. German:noch eins, ein anderes, ...
  3. Italian:un altro, un'altra cosa, ...
  4. Spanish:otro más, uno distinto, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais um, ...
  6. Chinese:另一个, ...
  7. Japanese:もう一つ, 別のもの, ...
  8. Arabic:واحِد آخَر, آخَر, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוֹד אֶחָד, אַחֵר, ...
  10. Russian:другой, другая вещь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ще один, інший, ...
  12. Hindi:एक और, कोई और, ...

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