solo

Meaning

Adj

1. sole, only, unique, single
2. lonely, lonesome
3. alone, by oneself
4. automatic; self-, by itself

Adv

only, solely, just

Hyphenated as

so‧lo

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈsolo/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin sōlus (“alone, sole, only”).

Sentences

En algunas ciudades grandes solo se puede ver una docena .

In some large cities you can only see a dozen.

Solo hubo daños materiales .

The only damage was material.

Sin embargo , no se llegó a concluir toda la obra , tan solo el colegio .

However, the entire work was not completed, only the school.

Solo el solar de la catedral mantiene su uso original .

Only the cathedral site retains its original use.

Su papel es limitado , pero no solo ceremonial .

Their role is limited, but not only ceremonial.

Es probable que el programa solo abarcara cuatro dispositivos diferentes .

There were most likely four different devices in the program.

Se ubica a solo unos kilómetros al sur del centro de Denver, en Colorado .

It's located just a few miles south of downtown Denver in Colorado.

Las gradas solo tienen una altura y solo uno de los laterales está cubierto .

The bleachers only have one height and only one of the sides is covered.