one's in Japanese
one's in Japanese is 自分 — one's means a team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
one's in Japanese
自分
Pronounced: jibun
Belonging to one.
What does "one's" mean?
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noun A team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
"The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half."
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noun Plural of "one," referring to multiple single units or individuals.
"I like the red apples, but the green ones taste better in a pie."
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one's in a sentence
- The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half.
- After a strong season with the reserves, she was moved up to the ones.
- I like the red apples, but the green ones taste better in a pie.
- Her old shoes were worn out, so she bought new ones.
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What is "one's" in Japanese?
"one's" in Japanese is 自分. one's means: A team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
How do you pronounce 自分?
"one's" in Japanese is 自分, pronounced "jibun".
How do you use "one's" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half." In Japanese, "one's" is 自分.
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