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Meanings of other person in English

Russian
другой человек
Spanish
contraparte

Another individual.

      другой человек
      Usage of other person in English
      1
      Though the other person involved certainly should have known better.' That's all.
      Report for Murder
      2
      Abuse is when the other person is not consenting to the situation.
      Ebony
      3
      But one other person deserves credit - former education minister, Noel Dempsey.
      The Irish Times
      4
      He could, however, sense the other person in the room with him.
      Shadows
      5
      The only other person she'd seen yesterday morning had been Claire Rodgers.
      Chocolate chip cookie murder
      6
      Sometimes we just need to let the other person wrestle with it.
      Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
      7
      More than any other person, Steven Spielberg is responsible for this change.
      The new yorker
      8
      So I did what any other person would do in my situation.
      Wired
      9
      Only one other person at the Fellowship could do such careful work.
      The Hyperion Cantos
      10
      It was some other person who threw the packs into the river.
      The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills; Or, The Missing Pilot of th...
      11
      The only other person in the family she supports completely is Ryan.
      Within arm's reach
      12
      About the other person being affected by what we say or do.
      The Michael Chekhov Handbook
      13
      Then identify the other person in the pictures taken by Blomkvist's photographer.
      The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
      14
      One other person was quarantined at the facility but released this week.
      Radio NZ
      15
      This lets the other person feel validated, understood, and perhaps even loved.
      The Power of Giving
      16
      The goal is to make the other person look at your hand.
      Ebony
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      United Kingdom
      Common
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