Solo in spanish
Solo
pronunciation: soʊloʊ part of speech: noun, adverb
pronunciation: soʊloʊ part of speech: noun, adverb
In gestures
solo1 = solo.
Example: Many subjects lend themselves to a quasi-arithmetical arrangement, eg music: solos, duets, trios, etc.more:
» solo artist = solista, músico solista.
Example: In a sense, the release of this new album has lifted a weight off his shoulders and bookended his first six years as a solo artist.solo2 = en solitario, por uno solo.
Example: The study clearly shows the high prevalence of solo research in the field of bibliometrics.more:
» fly + solo = valérselas por uno mismo, actuar independientemente.
Example: It is unrealistic to expect even the most self-motivated, creatively pedagogical, and technically inclined instructor to fly solo after just a few hours of training.» go + solo = ir en solitario, valérselas por uno mismo, actuar independientemente.
Example: Many people shun organised tours completely, however, much preferring to go solo or travel with a small group of friends.» sail + solo = navegar en solitario.
Example: A 14-year-old Dutch sailor departed in secrecy from Gibraltar Saturday on her quest to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world.» solo librarian = bibliotecario en solitario. [Bibliotecario a cargo de una biblioteca o centro de información sin ayuda de ningún otro profesional]
Example: Solo librarian is a phrase now much used in the USA to describe an isolated librarian or information professional who has no professional peers within the immediate organization.