one-on-one English

Meaning one-on-one meaning

What does one-on-one mean?

one-on-one

— adverb (= person-to-person) (of two persons) in direct encounter preferred to settle the matter one-on-one interviewed her person-to-person

— adjective being a system of play in which an individual defensive player guards an individual offensive player one-on-one defense

— adjective directly between two individuals one-on-one instruction

Synonyms one-on-one synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as one-on-one?

one-on-one English » English

person-to-person

man-to-man

tete-a-tete

tete a tete

sub-rosa

one-to-one

in private

head-to-head

bilateral

Examples one-on-one examples

How do I use one-on-one in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Am I the only one to be pick on? Am I some kind of passing dog?

Dammit. four on one.

I'd better go talk to Mary on this one.

Look, I got a free catcher, I got one of Nick's crew suspended, and I got Nick to turn his back on one of his best friends.