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solo

/ˈsoʊ.loʊ/

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adjective

/ˈsoʊ.loʊ/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, сделанное в одиночку, без помощи или компании других.

Describes something done alone, without the help or company of others.

  1. Performed by one personB1formal

    Composed or performed by a single voice or instrument.

    ruСольный

    • She gave a stunning solo performance on the violin.
    • The guitarist played a long solo piece.
    • His solo act was the highlight of the concert.

    Synonymslonesinglesolitaryunaccompanied

    Antonymsensemblejointtogether

  2. Done aloneA2informal

    Carried out or undertaken by one person without assistance.

    ruОдиночный

    • He went on a solo trip across Europe.
    • She prefers solo travel to group tours.
    • This is his first solo project at work.

    Synonymsaloneindependentlonesingle-handedsolitaryunaccompanied

    Antonymsassistedcollaborativecollectivegroupjointteam

Forms
  • more solo comparative form
  • most solo superlative form
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adverb

/ˈsəʊ.ləʊ/B1formalart
  • ruНаречие, означающее «один» или «без сопровождения». Используется для описания действия, выполняемого одним человеком, без помощи или компании других. Распространено как в повседневной речи, так и в музыкальном контексте (например, исполнение произведения в одиночку).

An adverb meaning "alone" or "without accompaniment." It is used to describe an action performed by a single person, without help or company from others. Common in both everyday language and musical contexts (e.g., performing a piece alone).

  1. Alone or without othersB1informal

    Performed or done without the company or assistance of others.

    ruВ одиночку

    • She traveled solo across Europe last summer.
    • He prefers to work solo on creative projects.
    • The musician performed solo at the concert.

    Synonymsaloneindependentlysingle-handedlysolitarilyunaccompanied

    Antonymsjointlytogether

Forms
  • more solo comparative form
  • most solo superlative form
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noun

/ˈsəʊ.ləʊ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие, выступление или полёт, выполняемые одним человеком без помощи или сопровождения.

A noun referring to an activity, performance, or flight carried out by a single person without assistance or accompaniment.

  1. Independent activityB1formal

    Any task or performance carried out by a single person without help from others.

    ruСольная деятельность

    • She completed the project as a solo, without any team members.
    • He prefers to travel solo rather than in a group.
    • The artist's first solo exhibition was a great success.

    Antonymscollaborationgroup

  2. Musical piece for one performerB1formalart

    A musical composition written for a single voice or instrument, sometimes with accompaniment.

    ruСоло

    • The pianist performed a beautiful solo by Chopin.
    • She sang a solo in the choir concert.
    • The guitarist played an impressive solo during the song.
  3. Unaccompanied flightB2formal

    A flight where the pilot is the only person on board the aircraft.

    ruСамостоятельный полёт

    • After months of training, he finally flew his first solo.
    • The instructor watched as the student completed a solo flight.
    • She logged several hours of solo flying time.
Forms
  • soli plural form
  • solos plural form
  • soli's possessive plural form
  • solos' possessive plural form
  • solo's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈsoʊ.loʊ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия выполнения чего-либо в одиночку, без помощи или сопровождения.

A verb used to indicate the act of performing or doing something alone, without assistance or accompaniment.

  1. Fly aloneB2formal

    To fly an aircraft by oneself, without a co-pilot or passengers.

    ruСовершить самостоятельный полёт

    • After months of training, she finally soloed in a small plane.
    • He soloed across the Atlantic in a single-engine aircraft.
    • The student pilot soloed for the first time last week.
  2. Perform aloneB2formal

    To perform a piece of music written for a single instrument or voice.

    ruИсполнять соло

    • The violinist soloed beautifully during the concerto.
    • She soloed in the jazz band's final piece.
    • He soloed on the piano at the recital.
Forms
  • soloed past participle
  • soloed past simple
  • soloing present participle
  • soloes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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