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Перевод: singles

[существительное]
холостяк ; одиночный разряд [спорт.]

Тезаурус:

1. A good stalker only singles out weak animals from a herd, or those that are past their best.
2. GREAT BRITAIN last night handed the Maureen Connolly Trophy back to the United States after Anne Simpkin and Clare Wood, with contrasting performances, lost in the singles at Cardiff.
3. With work on her first feature film The Delinquents behind her and a new collection of singles successfully launched with "Hand On Your Heart" topping charts all over the globe, Kylie herself was busy adding her own mystique to this great debate.
4. It is difficult enough now to find any first or second round matches of any consequence in the women's singles at almost any tournament, especially the Grand Slams.
5. Ian Barclay, coach to the 1987 Wimbledon champion, said it was extremely unlikely Cash would play singles then, but he was aiming to be fit for the Davis Cup tie with France in February.
6. Linda Marks, in her King's Fund report Home and Hospital Care, singles out Peterborough HAH early discharge scheme for patients with hip fractures.
7. Lift; 36 bedrooms; no singles available.
8. But even with a lead requiring only 1 points from the final singles the match nearly got away.
9. BJORN BORG who, at 36, is still contemplating a return to Grand Slam tournaments, faces Olivier Delaitre, of France - ranked 44th in the world - when he plays his first official men's singles match for almost a year in Nice tomorrow.
10. One of my old friends at Decca was Hugh Mendl and he was in charge of the singles department.
11. "My game is suited to doubles because I return well," he said yesterday, "but my priority is to do well as a singles player."
12. Lift; 90 bedrooms; singles available.
13. As we go to press, there has been no satisfactory explanation as to the withdrawal of the number one seed Monica Seles from the Wimbledon Women's Singles at the last moment.