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Meanings of single persons in English
Person not in a marital relationship.
Synonyms
Examples for "singles"
Examples for "singles"
1
Europe start the last-day singles trailing the United States by two points.
2
Critics say that the 47-member state forum unfairly singles out Israeli violations.
3
This unique approach teaches singles to always bring something to the table.
4
HMRC's classification for families on benefits includes data for couples and singles.
5
But so do young, upwardly mobile singles, artsy hipsters and budding families.
1
A one-person household was associated with work disability (women) and use of medicines (men).
2
The Netherlands and Germany share a greater proportion of one-person households than the UK.
3
It is one-person households - apartments: more expensive to build and regulatorily more challenging.
4
And the nations with the fastest growth in one-person households?
5
Nphet is said to be considering separate guidance for one-person households, but why is this being addressed only now?
Usage of single persons in English
1
For one group of single persons the change has been only beneficial.
2
They were married and single persons of both sexes and of all ages.
3
Formerly used also of single persons or things: this one .
4
Fearing; not single persons, but dozens, arise on the memory.
5
But all enthusiasm was individual property, the reaction of single persons with excess adrenalin.
6
Seldom in war a match for single persons-norin peace; therefore kings make themselves absolute.
7
A dinner card is always addressed to a husband and wife, and individually to single persons.
8
The freedom of the city was also being given now not to single persons only, but to whole provinces.
9
This portion of South Carolina was not thickly settled, owing to single persons owning very large tracts of land.
10
But most of the pictures were taken on dry land, of single persons, couples, and groups in their bathing suits.
11
Sojourners and single persons
12
What is true of whole nations, and of whole churches, is very often true of single persons-ofeach of us.
13
In some districts of Portugal the proportion of married to single persons is as 1 to 173!
14
The extension of the standard-rate band to £17,500 in respect of single persons and £35,000 for married persons.
15
The nature of traffic between L1 and Moonbase dictated the need for a compact, fuel-efficient vehicle to transport small groups and occasionally single persons.
16
Thus the United States prison census of 1904 showed that 64 per cent of all prisoners were single persons.
