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solo English

Meaning solo meaning

What does solo mean?

solo

— noun any activity that is performed alone without assistance — adjective composed or performed by a single voice or instrument a passage for solo clarinet — noun a flight in which the aircraft pilot is unaccompanied — noun a musical composition for one voice or instrument (with or without accompaniment) — verb perform a piece written for a single instrument — verb fly alone, without a co-pilot or passengers — adverb (= alone) without anybody else or anything else the child stayed home alone the pillar stood alone, supporting nothing he flew solo

Synonyms solo synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as solo?

solo English » English

alone unaccompanied on one’s own lone by oneself solo flight single aria tod stand-alone solo performance solitary sole sola single part one-person show odd monody independence

Topics solo topics

What do people use solo to talk about?
Social behavior Relationships Disunity

Alone
Social behavior Social activity

Music

  • What words refer to a piece of music meant to be played or sung by one person?
    solo
States Quantity Number Cardinal numbers

One
States Quantity Number

Numbered group

  • What words indicate that only one person does something?
    alone (adv) solo

Conjugation solo conjugation

How do you conjugate solo?

solo · verb

Examples solo examples

How do I use solo in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The concert began with a piano solo.
I plan to play a flute solo.
Charles Lindbergh made the first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927.
She played the piano accompaniment for a violin solo.
I hope you practiced your flute solo!
Tom usually plays a drum solo at least once every time his band gives a concert.
I hope you practiced your solo.
Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic solo.
Tom blew his nose loudly during the oboe solo.

Movie subtitles

Got a feeling I'll be missing my solo missions.
Now, the first musical number on the program. will be a piccolo solo which we will skip.
Yeah, Kacaba must always has a solo.
Old Snope is playing his flute solo.
This is Operation Solo.
Oh, a solo drinker, huh?
It's a duet and I like to play solo.
Play me a solo!
The cooperative farm has a solo!
I as the chairman of the cooperative, thank you for the solo.
And perhaps even we, the cooperative farmers, deserve this solo.
He sang a solo at the commemoration.
That's your solo, then the finale.
You're nearly ready to go solo.
Creepy camera guy is the only one who's still flying solo.
To get you in that room quickly. Mrs. Schmalhausen will sing a soprano solo in this room.
The organ will play a solo immediately after the feature picture.
Esposito is going solo!
Like.when I made my first solo.
Or a solo job?
You don't mean the solo part?
Yes, the solo part.
I want you to take over the solo since temperamental Mr. Novak seems unable to endure the strain of a rehearsal.
There will be a cornet solo on Saturday night.
Want to go solo, warn me first.
That instructor, did he ever solo you?
You just flew solo over the Atlantic.
Two more flights and you'll solo. - Oh, no.
None of that solo business.
They call me the Solo Kid.
But this is a solo flight.
I have spent weeks on my solo.
That I am with a man in a quarter, solo.
Have you gone solo yet?
How many hours dual did you do before you went solo?
He went solo after only two-and-a-half hours dual.
He says he hopes you may go solo tomorrow.
Fletcher says young Jackson's gone solo after six hours.

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