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one-on-one

UK
/wʌn ɒn wʌn/
US
/wʌn ɑn wʌn/

Translations

one-on-onenoun
one-on-ones
pl
UK
/ˌwʌn ɒn ˈwʌn/
US
/ˌwʌn ɑn ˈwʌn/
face-à-facePour un affrontement ou une confrontation directe entre deux personnes.
The debate quickly turned into a one-on-one between the two leading candidates.
Le débat s'est rapidement transformé en face-à-face entre les deux principaux candidats.
entretien individuelDans le cadre professionnel ou scolaire, pour une rencontre privée entre deux personnes.
She had a one-on-one with her manager to talk about her career goals.
Elle a eu un entretien individuel avec son manager pour parler de ses objectifs de carrière.
Additional translations
un contre unSurtout dans le sport ou les confrontations compétitives entre deux participants.
Synonyms
direct
face-to-face
individual
private
personal
one-on-oneadjective
more one-on-one
Comp.
most one-on-one
Super.
UK
/wʌn ɒn wʌn/
US
/wʌn ɑn wʌn/
individuelDans le contexte d'un échange, d'un accompagnement ou d'un enseignement entre deux personnes.
The teacher offered one-on-one tutoring sessions to help students improve their grades.
Le professeur a proposé des séances de tutorat individuelles pour aider les élèves à améliorer leurs notes.
Additional translations
en tête-à-têteSe dit surtout d'une rencontre ou d'un échange direct entre deux personnes.
Synonyms
personal
direct
face-to-face
private
individual
one-on-oneadverb
UK
/ˌwʌn ɒn ˈwʌn/
US
/ˌwʌn ɑn ˈwʌn/
en tête-à-têtePour indiquer un échange direct entre deux personnes.
The coach spoke one-on-one with each player after the game.
L'entraîneur a parlé en tête-à-tête avec chaque joueur après le match.
Synonyms
one-to-one
individually
personally
privately
in private
face-to-face
directly

Definitions

one-on-onenoun
A direct encounter or confrontation between two individuals.
The debate quickly turned into a one-on-one between the two leading candidates.
A private meeting or conversation between two people.
She had a one-on-one with her manager to talk about her career goals.
A competitive game or match involving only two participants.
They decided to settle the argument with a one-on-one basketball game.
one-on-oneadjective
Involving direct individual interaction between two people.
The teacher offered one-on-one tutoring sessions to help students improve their grades.
one-on-oneadverb
In a manner that involves direct individual interaction or communication between two people.
The coach spoke one-on-one with each player after the game.
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