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/ləʊn/
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/loʊn/
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lone
noun
lones
pl
UK
/ləʊn/
US
/loʊn/
sentier
Sens dialectal (Écosse, nord de l’Angleterre) : chemin ou passage herbeux.
They strolled down the village lone towards the river.
Ils se promenaient sur le sentier du village en direction de la rivière.
lone
adjective
UK
/ləʊn/
US
/loʊn/
seul
He was a lone traveler, exploring the world on his own.
C'était un voyageur seul, qui explorait le monde par lui-même.
isolé
The cabin was located in a lone part of the forest, far from any neighbors.
La cabane se trouvait dans une partie isolée de la forêt, loin de tout voisin.
solitaire
The lone tree stood in the middle of the barren field.
L'arbre solitaire se dressait au milieu du champ aride.
Synonyms
desolate
unaccompanied
forlorn
alone
single
isolated
solitary
Antonyms
social
together
accompanied
Definitions
lone
noun
(chiefly Scottish & Northern English, dialect) A lane or grassy track; an uncultivated strip of land between fields used as a road or walk.
They strolled down the village lone towards the river.
lone
adjective
Being the only one; solitary.
The lone tree stood in the middle of the barren field.
Without company; alone.
He was a lone traveler, exploring the world on his own.
Isolated or remote.
The cabin was located in a lone part of the forest, far from any neighbors.
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