só

Significat (anglès)

Adj

1. alone (by oneself)
2. lonely, solitary

Adv

1. no more than; merely
2. only; just

Noun

1. (masculine) solo
2. (masculine) coffee (beverage) without milk

Pronunciat com a (IPA)

[ˈsɔ]

Etimologia (anglès)

From Old Galician-Portuguese soo, from Latin sōlus (“alone”).

Sents

En calquera caso , todo isto non está só nas letras .

In any case, all of this is not just in the lyrics.

Só se falou en chave política , non en chave electoral.

It was only spoken of in the political key, not in the electoral key.

Non só a Capela sufriu mudanzas.

Not only the Chapel has undergone changes.

Isto só cambiou durante o período de Dominio latino a finais da Idade Media .

This only changed during the period of Latin Dominion in the late Middle Ages.

Insisten en que só busca novas eleccións .

They insist that he is only looking for new elections.

Só recentemente empezaron a facerse grandes progresos na comprensión da súa función .

It is only recently that great progress has been made in understanding its function.

Naquela época relacionaba cunha representación con só dous paus.

At that time it was related to a performance with only two sticks.

A maioría dos barcos foron construídos nas Filipinas e só oito en México .

Most ships were built in the Philippines and only eight in Mexico.