one pair

wʌn pɛər

Definition

Definition of one pair - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

matching settwo items designed to be used together

She bought one pair of shoes for the party..

gambling

TECH.

poker hand with two cards of the same rank

TECH.

He won the round with one pair of aces.

pair

two of a kind

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Expressions with one

big one

something very important or significant

Winning the championship was the big one for the team.

in one

adj.

combined into a single unit

The sofa bed is a couch and bed in one.

one drop

single small amount of liquid

He added just one drop of oil to the pan..

wild one

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 eyes

shut one's eyelids

She decided to close her eyes and rest.

eat one's lunch

consume a midday meal

She decided to eat her lunch at noon.

Expressions with pair

pair off

separate from a group in pairs

Let's pair off for the project.

pair up

join with another to form a pair

Let's pair up for the dance competition.

get a pair

acquire two similar items

I need to get a pair of shoes for the trip.

have a pair

possess two similar items

I have a pair of gloves for winter.

grow a pair

be brave and show courage in tough situations

He finally decided to grow a pair and confront his boss.

pair of binoculars

two connected telescopes for viewing distant objects with both eyes

He used a pair of binoculars to observe the birds in the distant trees..

pair of eyeglasses

lenses in a frame worn for vision or fashion

She bought a new pair of eyeglasses yesterday.

pair of glasses

lenses in a frame for vision correction

She wore a pair of glasses to read the book.

pair of goggles

protective eyewear with two lenses in a flexible frame

He wore a pair of goggles while swimming.

pair of hands

two hands belonging to a person or object

The clock's pair of hands pointed to noon.

Terms with one pair included in their meaning

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partner

relationship

one of a pair in a relationship

dancing partner

dance

one of a pair of people dancing together

twin bed

furniture

one of a pair of matching single beds

lower

adj.

pair

referring to the bottom one of a pair

opposite

adj.

relationship

being the other one of a complementary pair

tag team

wrestling

pair of wrestlers who compete one at a time in a match

chopstick

eating utensil

one of a pair of slender sticks used for eating

millstone

agriculture

one of a pair of stones rotated to grind grain

Examples of one pair in a sentence

I need one pair of socks for the trip.
She had one pair of kings in her hand.
One pair of jacks was enough to win.

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French:paire, une paire, ...
German:ein Paar, Paar, ...
Italian:un paio, coppia, ...
Spanish:un par de, par, ...
Portuguese:um par, ...
Chinese:一双, 对子, ...
Japanese:一足, ワンペア, ...
Arabic:زَوْج وَاحِد, ...
Hebrew:זוּג אֶחָד, זוּג, ...
Russian:одна пара, пара, ...
Ukrainian:одна пара, ...
Hindi:एक जोड़ी, जोड़ी, ...
Bengali:এক জোড়া, এক জোড়া কার্ড, ...
Catalan:un parell, parella, ...
Czech:pár, jedna dvojice, ...
Danish:et par, parhånd, ...
Dutch:één paar, een paar, ...
Greek:ζευγάρι, ένα ζευγάρι, ...
Hungarian:pár, egy pár, ...
Khmer:មួយគូ, ដៃបៀប៉ុកកឺដែលមានសន្លឹកបៀពីរសន្លឹកលេខដូចគ្នា, ...
Korean:한 켤레, 원 페어, ...
Persian:یک جفت, ...
Polish:jedna para, para, ...
Portuguese (BR):um par, ...
Romanian:o pereche, ...
Swedish:ett par, par, ...
Thai:คู่, หนึ่งคู่, ...
Turkish:bir çift, ...
Vietnamese:một đôi, đôi bài, ...

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Definition of one pair - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

Expressions with one

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