one
(number) one
one by one
two against one
chapter one
one of mine
quite a few
one like yours
each and every one
they cost $25 each
one after the other
there are five each
she placed them one on top of the other
you don't
when you least expect it
we put in 500 pesos each
one's mine, the other isn't
I replaced one of the panes
it works out at 100 euros each
to be inconsistent with one's principles
they went their separate ways
he ate not one, but three
they don't tell you anything
put a red one between every two blue ones
it hurts when people treat you like that
it's better than
in a ratio of ten to one
one of the triumphs of science
one of those pasta machines
don't be so greedy, I only offered you one
he's obsessed with having one
he gave me one and kept the rest
it's three meters long by one meter wide
there are some things you have to see for yourself
everyone
United Nations Organization
UN
a
the best or most important person or thing
number one
one of us
one and a half
one at a time
any one, whichever
it's disgusting!
one out of ten