once

Oznaczający (Angielski)

Adv

1. One and only one time.
2. Formerly; during some period in the past.
3. (obsolete) At any time; ever.
4. (obsolete) One day, someday.
5. Multiplied by one: indicating that a number is multiplied by one.

Conj

As soon as; when; after.

Noun

Obsolete form of ounce.

Synonimy

one time

formerly

at one time

one day

ever

sometime

long ago

once upon a time

time

⌚

in the past

some time ago

one

before

twice

erstwhile

former

erst

temporarily

a

a

when

in outline

aforetime

as soon as

another time

one morning

sometimes

in one case

at some time

1 time

soon

🔜

step

tentatively

till now

yesteryear

long time ago

back then

short period

конструкции с used to

one round

one game

one bout

one heat

one inning

one hour

some years ago

ex-

twelfth part of a day

only once

beforetime

if once

when once

someday time

a long time ago

anytime

at a blow

earlier

eventually

every

🔁

first

1st

for a moment

for the present

for the time being

how many times

immediately

instantly

just in case

last time

long before

minimum

never

often

ones

on one occasion

pause

period

previous

previously

short time

simultaneously

some time

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

/wʌn(t)s/

Etymologia (Angielski)

From Middle English ones, from Old English ānes, a remodelling (after ān (“one”)) of ǣnes, itself an extension of ǣne (“once”) with the genitival suffix -es. Compare Old Saxon ēnes (“once”), Old High German eines, einēst (“once”), modern German einst (“once”). More at one (including regarding the development of the pronunciation) and -s.

Zdania

At once , he connected the two incidents .

Everyone has once heard of the chicken-egg-problem.

The boy stood up shakily , and looked once more at the Pyramids .

And , eventually , man will nourish your sands , where the game will once again flourish .

The Internet of uncontrolled things brought us a distributed denial of service attack once again .