No. 5,817 in Spanish
single
In Spanish, "single" is commonly used to mean "a song released individually" or "a person who is not in a relationship."
In a sentence
Ella compró un solo boleto para el concierto.
She bought a single ticket for the concert.
Here, 'single' means one, emphasizing that only one ticket was purchased.
Después del divorcio, decidió que quería permanecer soltera.
After the divorce, she decided that she wanted to remain single.
In this sentence, 'single' refers to the marital status of being unmarried.
Le envió un lanzamiento sencillo para iniciar el juego.
He threw a single pitch to start the game.
Here, 'single' represents a basic or initial action, in this case in the context of sports.
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