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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| singleton n | (single baby: not a twin, etc.) | parto único nm + adj |
| | Jenna has give birth twice and both babies were singletons. |
| singleton n | (individual: not in a group) | solitario, solitaria nm, nf |
| | The landscape was dotted with groves of trees, but there was one singleton, a magnificent oak, standing alone in the middle of a field. |
| singleton n | UK, informal (person: not in a relationship) (coloquial) | solterón, solterona nm, nf |
| | Mark has been a singleton for so long that I'm beginning to wonder if he will ever have another relationship. |
| | Mark ha sido solterón tanto tiempo que empiezo a preguntarme si alguna vez tendrá otra relación. |
| singleton n | (thing: not in a set) (cosa) | solo, sola nm, nf |
| | Separate all of these all out into singletons. |
| singleton n | (only card of a suit) (naipes, bridge) | semifallo nm |
| | This is a terrible hand; I have three singletons! |