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a ONE WEAK /ə/,STRONG /e determiner (ALSO an) 1 one: a hundred a thousand a dozen There were three men and a woman. 2 used between a fraction and a unit of measurement: half a mile a quarter of a kilo three-quarters of an hour six-tenths of a second 3 used when saying how often something happens in a certain period: Take one tablet three times ...
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