one-off
名词 n.
形容词 adj.
英文释义
名词 n.
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Something that is done, created, etc. only once, and often quickly, simply, or improvisationally.
— Near-synonym: stand-alone
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Something unique and remarkable.
— Near-synonym: stand-alone
形容词 adj.
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Occurring once, independent of any pattern; one-time.
— The government insisted that the embarrassing loss of the tax records was a one-off event.
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Special; remarkable; rare; unusual.
— BMW is to create a one-off tribute to the iconic 3.0 CSL.
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词源 1
From one + off. Probably from foundry work, for which making reusable molds is expensive and expediency makes the rule for molds not to be used only once.
A term long used by artists who are printmakers and sculptors to indicate a unique print or casting. If using traditional edition numbering, a one-off would be a "1/1", which is said, "one of one" meaning the first print in an edition of one.
A term long used by artists who are printmakers and sculptors to indicate a unique print or casting. If using traditional edition numbering, a one-off would be a "1/1", which is said, "one of one" meaning the first print in an edition of one.
词源 2
From one + off. Probably from foundry work, for which making reusable molds is expensive and expediency makes the rule for molds not to be used only once.
A term long used by artists who are printmakers and sculptors to indicate a unique print or casting. If using traditional edition numbering, a one-off would be a "1/1", which is said, "one of one" meaning the first print in an edition of one.
A term long used by artists who are printmakers and sculptors to indicate a unique print or casting. If using traditional edition numbering, a one-off would be a "1/1", which is said, "one of one" meaning the first print in an edition of one.
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