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singles

n. 单打比赛

singles

[ noun ]

badminton played with one person on each side

<noun.act>

tennis played with one person on each side

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singles \sin"gles\, n. pl.
See {Single}, n., 2.

singles \sin"gles\, a.
For unmarried persons, or catering especially to unmarried
persons; as, a singles bar; a singles party.
[PJC]

Sweden's Stefan Edberg, relying on precision volleys and court coverage, outdueled West Germany's Boris Becker on Monday to win his first Wimbledon title in the rain-plagued men's singles championship.
She achieved a breakthrough in 1988 with the release of her rhythm and blues album "The Right Stuff," which featured three hit singles.
Usually twice as many singles are sold in the two or three weeks before Christmas than in the same period at any other time of the year. The competition for the top of this year's Christmas chart is hotter than ever.
"It's better than a singles bar because everyone's friendly and willing to talk."
Some singles had been released earlier without mentioning the group's name, because Melodia didn't legally obtain permission to distribute them.
The bill allows retirement communities or buildings where all the tenants are over 62 to ban children, but singles communities that also have younger people in them would have to accept families with children.
Now THIS is a record collection: Jerry Lee Lewis' original Sun Records singles.
Ms. Misora released 1,200 songs and sold 68 million records, including 45 million singles.
Still, a security program that singles out unruly people for attention carries its own dangers.
One view holds that anything that smacks of an industrial policy, where government singles out certain industries for assistance, is anathema to the Republican free-market views on economic issues.
The demise of the singles market and the high price of compact discs may have caused a structural shift away from recorded music which minor price cuts will not reverse.
A sprawling seven-pool, glass-enclosed "bathing temple" completed three years ago draws 1,500 guests a day, increasingly from among younger couples and singles who come here for long weekends to play tennis, relax and flaunt their newfound prosperity.
As a rule, couples with incomes below $25,000 and singles with incomes under $15,000 would pay slightly more than under current law.
It singles out for criticism the bank's supervisor, House Sergeant-at-Arms Jack Russ.
Typical Cavalier buyers are 25 to 34 years of age with elementary school-aged children, Chevrolet said, adding that a growing number of buyers are young couples and singles under 30.
Five years ago: 17-year-old Boris Becker of West Germany defeated American Kevin Curren to win the men's singles title at the Wimbledon tennis championship.
"We think the major cause for the decline is the rising percentage of singles and the rising age of marriage," Atoh said.
He hopes his U.S. visit will spur interest in a soon-to-be-released single, "Whisper." The singles previously released from the album were "quite funky" and didn't appeal to Top 40 radio stations, he said.
In 1987 alone, Bowen was the record producer on 11 No. 1 hit singles and three No. 1 albums.
He contends the ordinance unfairly singles out dancing establishments, while other gathering places, such as parks or ice cream parlors, allow people of any age to associate.
She became a top recording star, taking a number of singles to the No. 1 spot on the British charts.
Since then, it has essentially reshaped itself from a sort of free-spirited summer camp for singles to a leader in the family-vacation market.
It has proven itself with the chart singles.
"I would look at existing brands as banging out singles and doubles, and research and development as an area that would hit some home runs," he said.
Michael has reason to be satisfied: In the two years since the breakup of his Wham! partnership with Andrew Ridgely, Michael has had five No. 1 singles.
Also, although Tone Loc's sly homage to sex, "Wild Thing," last year became the biggest-selling single since "We Are the World," it never made it to No. 1 on the Billboard singles charts because some Top 40 radio stations won't play rap.
Four other singles made the Top 10 of the country charts.
The trophy honors Jackson "because his album `Bad' is the first ever to contain five No. 1 singles, and in recognition of its international impact in becoming 1988's best-selling album in the world," the organizers said in a statement Monday.
Everytime I write something I rewrite it a billion times." Hoffs said the Bangles feel grateful to get their songs on the radio, since the singles charts are dominated by young heavy metal bands and dance music.
Gerber has looked into adult foods before - frozen dinners for singles, ketchup, peanut butter and other products - but no project has made it this far.

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