Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - solo
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Solo
solo
~1 adj 1 done alone without anyone else helping you (Ridgeway's solo voyage across the Atlantic | go solo (=start doing something on your own)) 2 related to or played as a musical solo (a solo passage for viola) - solo adv (When did you first fly solo?) ~2 n plural solos 1 a piece of music for one performer (- compare duet) 2 a job or performance that is done alone, especially an aircraft flight
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(solos) 1. You use solo to indicate that someone does something alone rather than with other people. He had just completed his final solo album. ...Mick Taylor, who had long since quit the Stones for a solo career. ADJ: usu ADJ n • Solo is also an adverb. Charles Lindbergh became the very first person to fly solo across the Atlantic. ADV: ADV after v 2. A solo is a piece of music or a dance performed by one person. The original version featured a guitar solo. N-COUNT ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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I. noun (plural ~s) Etymology: Italian, from ~ alone, from Latin solus Date: 1695 1. or plural soli a. a musical composition for a single voice or instrument with or without accompaniment b. the featured part of a concerto or similar work 2. a performance in which the performer has no partner or associate ; something undertaken or done alone a student pilot's first ~ 3. any of several card games in which a player elects to play without a partner against the other players II. adverb Date: 1712 without a companion ; alone fly ~ III. adjective Date: 1774 1. accommodating one person a ~ canoe 2. of, relating to, or being a ~ a ~ performance a ~ flight 3. hit with no runners on base a ~ home run IV. verb (~ed; ~ing) Date: 1886 intransitive verb to perform by oneself: as a. to perform a musical ~ b. to fly an airplane without one's instructor on board transitive verb 1. to fly (as an airplane) alone 2. to climb (as a mountain) alone ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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n., v., & adv. --n. (pl. -os) 1 (pl. -os or soli) a a vocal or instrumental piece or passage, or a dance, performed by one person with or without accompaniment. b (attrib.) performed or performing as a solo (solo passage; solo violin). 2 a an unaccompanied flight by a pilot in an aircraft. b anything done by one person unaccompanied. c (attrib.) unaccompanied, alone. 3 (in full solo whist) a a card-game like whist in which one player may oppose the others. b a declaration or the act of playing to win five tricks at this. --v. (-oes, -oed) 1 intr. perform a solo, esp. a solo flight. 2 tr. perform or achieve as a solo. --adv. unaccompanied, alone (flew solo for the first time). Phrases and idioms solo stop an organ stop especially suitable for imitating a solo performance on another instrument. Etymology: It. f. L solus alone ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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1. соло, произведение для исполнения соло; мольная партия a violin (piano) solo —- соло для скрипки (для фортепиано) 2. сольное исполнение, сольный номер 3. ав. самостоятельный полет 4. карт. игра за себя, игра в одиночку 5. карт. заявка на пять взяток (в висте) 6. сл. прогулка в одиночестве 7. сольный; одиночный solo composition —- сольное произведение solo flight —- ав. (первый) самостоятельнй полет solo part —- сольная партия solo player —- ирон. горе-музыкант, плохой музыкант (которого никто не хочет слушать) 8. игра в одиночку; соло to fly solo —- летать в одиночку (самостоятельно) 9. солировать, исполнять соло 10. ав. выполнять самостоятельный полет ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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1. noun 1) mus. соло, сольный номер 2) aeron. самостоятельный полет 3) attr. сольный 4) attr.; aeron. самостоятельный (о полете без инструктора или механика) 2. v. 1) исполнять соло; солировать 2) aeron. выполнять самостоятельный полет ...Англо-русский словарь
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- 1695, from It. solo "piece of music for one voice or instrument," lit. "alone," from L. solus "alone." The (non-musical) sense of "alone, unassisted" is attested from 1909. Soloist is from 1864. ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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