Translation meaning & definition of the word "once" into Chinese (Traditional) language

adverb

1. On one occasion

• "Once i ran into her"

synonym:
• once
,
• one time
,
• in one case

1. 一次

• "“一旦我遇到她”"

同義詞:
• 一次
,
• 在一種情況下

2. As soon as

• "Once we are home, we can rest"

synonym:
• once

2. 一盡快

• "“一旦我們回到家,我們就可以休息”"

同義詞:
• 一次

3. At a previous time

• "At one time he loved her"

• "Her erstwhile writing"

• "She was a dancer once"

synonym:
• once
,
• formerly
,
• at one time
,
• erstwhile
,
• erst

3. 在以前的時間

• "“一次他愛她”"

• "“她以前的寫作”"

• "“她曾經是個舞者”"

同義詞:
• 一次
,
• 以前
,
• 錯誤

Examples of using

I promised my parents I would visit them at least once every three months.

我向父母保證,我每三個月至少會拜訪他們一次。

Get my horse ready at once!

馬上準備好我的馬！

The dog will need to be fed once a day.

這隻狗每天需要餵一次。

If you want to get a long-drawn benefit from this book, don't think once skimming the cream is enough for that.

如果您想從這本書中獲得長期收益,請不要認為一旦略過面霜就足夠了。

Any mushroom can be eaten, but some only once.

可以吃任何蘑菇,但只能吃一次。

You can eat any mushroom once.

你可以吃一次蘑菇。

Is it OK to eat this mushroom?" "It's OK to eat anything once."

可以吃這個蘑菇嗎?”？" "“可以吃一次任何東西。”."

"Can one eat this mushroom?" "One can eat anything — at least once."

"“一個人可以吃這個蘑菇嗎?”？" "“一個人至少可以吃一次—的東西。”."

If small mistakes are not corrected at once, they may lead to serious problems.

如果不能立即糾正小錯誤,則可能導致嚴重的問題。

Being a healthy eater will not stop you gaining weight once you hit middle age, Australian researchers have found.

澳大利亞研究人員發現,一旦達到中年,成為一個健康的食客並不會阻止您體重增加。

I once read a sweet poem about an empty pot... Unfortunately, I forgot it.

我曾經讀過一首關於空鍋的甜詩... 不幸的是,我忘記了。

A monastery once stood here.

一座修道院曾經站在這裡。

You have to expect that to happen once in a while.

您必須期望這種情況偶爾發生。

You have to expect that once in a while.

您必須偶爾期望。

I like to see a good movie once in a while.

我喜歡偶爾看一部好電影。

We had sex once and his wife found out.

我們曾經做愛,他的妻子發現了。

Every serial killer was somebody's baby once.

每個連環殺手都曾經是某人的孩子。

Tell Tom not to take all of this medicine at once.

告訴湯姆不要一次服用所有這種藥物。

Anybody who once proclaimed violence to be his method, must inexorably choose lie as his principle.

曾經宣稱暴力是他的方法的任何人都必須無情地選擇謊言作為他的原則。