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UK//wʌn baɪ wʌn//US//wʌn baɪ wʌn//

Meaning of One by one

Doing something individually, in sequence rather than all at once.

In simple words: One at a time.

One by one in a sentence

  • Please finish the tasks one by one.
  • The magician pulled out cards one by one.
  • The team members spoke one by one during the meeting.

How to use One by one

Use in situations where actions are done individually rather than simultaneously. Suitable for both written and spoken contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Picture a line of people, each stepping forward 'one by one' to receive a prize.

Related words

Collocations with One by one

  • take turns one by one
  • address issues one by one
  • process requests one by one

Synonyms for One by one

  • one at a time
  • individually
  • sequentially

Common mistakes with One by one

  • Confusing with 'one after another', which implies a continuous sequence.
  • Using in situations requiring collective action instead of individual focus.
  • Misplacing in sentences that alter the intended meaning.

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Frequently asked questions about One by one

What does One by one mean?

One at a time.

What is the definition of One by one?

Doing something individually, in sequence rather than all at once.

How do you use One by one in a sentence?

Please finish the tasks one by one.

Can you give another example of One by one?

The magician pulled out cards one by one.

What are synonyms for One by one?

Common alternatives include one at a time, individually, sequentially.

What words go with One by one?

It commonly pairs with take turns one by one, address issues one by one, process requests one by one.

What are common mistakes when using One by one?

Confusing with 'one after another', which implies a continuous sequence. Using in situations requiring collective action instead of individual focus. Misplacing in sentences that alter the intended meaning.

How do you pronounce One by one?

US: //wʌn baɪ wʌn//, UK: //wʌn baɪ wʌn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use One by one?

Use in situations where actions are done individually rather than simultaneously. Suitable for both written and spoken contexts.