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One-way - translation to spanish
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One way; One Way; One Way (song); One-way (disambiguation); One Way (band); One Way (album); One Way (film)
one-way
BOOK
One-Way
dirección única
de ida
de ida
one-way
BOOK
One-Way
(adj.) = unidireccional, de sentido único
Ex: As we have seen, equivalence relationships are essentially one-way, taking us from non-preferred terms to preferred.
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* one-way mirror = cristal de espejo
Ex: As we have seen, equivalence relationships are essentially one-way, taking us from non-preferred terms to preferred.
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* one-way mirror = cristal de espejo
One-way
BOOK
One-Way
Unidireccional
Definition
punto de mira
term. comp.
1) Armamento. Objetivo, blanco sobre el que se apunta para disparar sobre él.
2) Granito de metal que tienen junto a la boca los fusiles y otras armas de fuego, para que haga oficio de mira.
3) fig. Aquello que se persigue con una acción o intención, fin que se busca.
Wikipedia
One-way
One-way or one way may refer to:
- One-way traffic, a street either facilitating only one-way traffic, or designed to direct vehicles to move in one direction
- One-way travel, a trip that does not return to its origin
Examples of use of One-way
1. That is one way of learning, but it is only one way of learning.
2. No windows, two stalls, one way in, one way out, it was reported.
3. "There is only one way to make this kebab, there is only one way to cook it, and there is only one way to eat it," said Orhan Yegen, a noted purist on the subject of Turkish cuisine.
4. She approaches a cold case in one way and one way only: "Can I take this to trial?" If there is not enough evidence, the answer is no.
5. "The estate used to be big tower blocks but now its been designed so that there‘s only one way in and one way out.