Question

A1  one   (sayı) birtek, aynı

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number  /wʌn   / number one (number)
 /wʌn   /
number
 
1 the
number 1
 (sayı) bir
 There's only one biscuit left.
 The journey takes one hour.
 If you take one from ten it leaves nine.
 note at SIX
 look at FIRST1
 2 used
with the other, another or other(s) to make a contrast
birini
 The twins are so alike that it's hard to
tell one from the other.
 3 (the
one)
used for emphasizing
that there is only one of sth
tek; 
aynı
 She's the one person I trust.
 We can't all get in the one car.
 4
(used when you are talking about a time in the past or future without actually
saying when) a certain
 (geçmiş veya gelecek zaman) bir
 He came to see me one evening last week.
 We must go and visit them one day.
IDIOMS
(all)
in one
all together or
combined
bir
arada
 It's a phone and fax machine all in one.
the
odd man/one out
one that is different
from all the others in a group
farklı
 Her brothers and sisters were much older
than she was. She was always the odd one out.
one
after another/the other
first one, then the
next, etc.
birbiri
ardından
 One after another the winners went up to
get their prizes.
one
at a time
separately
ayrı
ayrı
 I'll deal with the problems one at a time.
SYNONYM INDIVIDUALLY
one
by one
separately
birer
birer
 One by one, people began to arrive at the
meeting.
one
or two
a few
bir
iki, birkaç
 I've borrowed one or two new books from the
library.

Level	A1
Kind	number
Front	one
IPA	/wʌn / number
Back	(sayı) bir tek, aynı
Back 2	one (number) /wʌn / number 1 the number 1 (sayı) bir There's only one biscuit left. The journey takes one hour. If you take one from ten it leaves nine. note at SIX look at FIRST1 2 used with the other, another or other(s) to make a contrast birini The twins are so alike that it's hard to tell one from the other. 3 (the one) used for emphasizing that there is only one of sth tek; aynı She's the one person I trust. We can't all get in the one car. 4 (used when you are talking about a time in the past or future without actually saying when) a certain (geçmiş veya gelecek zaman) bir He came to see me one evening last week. We must go and visit them one day. IDIOMS (all) in one all together or combined bir arada It's a phone and fax machine all in one. the odd man/one out one that is different from all the others in a group farklı Her brothers and sisters were much older than she was. She was always the odd one out. one after another/the other first one, then the next, etc. birbiri ardından One after another the winners went up to get their prizes. one at a time separately ayrı ayrı I'll deal with the problems one at a time. *SYNONYM* INDIVIDUALLY one by one separately birer birer One by one, people began to arrive at the meeting. one or two a few bir iki, birkaç I've borrowed one or two new books from the library.

Bir Number /Wʌn Sayı Aynı Time Odd Separately

one (number)