Unes (en. Ones)

/yn/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

English: Used to denote one or more objects or concepts in the feminine.

English: I bought some apples at the market.

J'ai acheté unes pommes au marché.

English: Can be used to emphasize a particular instance.

English: It is one of the best decisions I've made.

C'est unes des meilleures décisions que j'ai prises.

English: From the Latin 'una', meaning 'one'.

English: one more

English: Indicates the addition of a new element or instance.

unes de plus

English: one at a time

English: Refers to a step-by-step approach, tackling one item at a time.

unes à la fois

English: all one

English: Indicates that each element of a set is included.

toutes unes

English: one

English: Singular indefinite feminine article.

une

English: some

English: Refers to an indeterminate group of objects or people.

certaines

English: a few

English: Indicates an indeterminate small quantity.

quelques

English: Refers to a girl or woman who stands out due to a particular characteristic.

English: She really has a unique style.

Elle a vraiment un style uniques.