English to Esperanto Meaning of singly - sole

Singly :
sole

sole, nur

elektanteunuope
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Definitions of singly in English
Adverb(1) one by one; one at a time(2) apart from others
Examples of singly in English
(1) he talked to the players singly and in groups
Related Phrases of singly
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Adverb
1. one by one ::
unu post la alia
2. one at a time ::
unuope
3. one after the other ::
unu post la alia
5. separately ::
aparte
6. by oneself ::
per sin mem
7. on one's own ::
sur la propran
Different Forms
singling, singly
English to Esperanto Dictionary: singly

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