lone in Japanese
lone in Japanese is 一人の — lone means alone; without companions.
lone in Japanese
一人の
Solitary; having no companion.
What does "lone" mean?
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adjective Alone; without companions.
"A lone tree stood in the middle of the empty field."
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adjective Being the only one of its kind.
"The lone shop in the village sells everything from bread to batteries."
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lone in a sentence
- A lone tree stood in the middle of the empty field.
- A lone hiker made his way up the ridge.
- The lone shop in the village sells everything from bread to batteries.
- The lone exception to the rule is explained in the footnote.
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What is "lone" in Japanese?
"lone" in Japanese is 一人の. lone means: Alone; without companions.
How do you use "lone" in a sentence?
Example: "A lone tree stood in the middle of the empty field." In Japanese, "lone" is 一人の.
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