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be in a minority of one: seeminority.

from day one: seeday.

get something in one understand or succeed in guessing something immediately. informal

have one too many: seemany.

(just) one of those things: seething.

an old one: seeold.

someone's one and only someone's one true love. informal

one and the same: seesame.

one fine day: seefine.

one for the road: seeroad.

one in the eye for: seeeye.

one nation: seenation.

one on one (or one to one) denoting or referring to a situation in which two parties come into direct contact, opposition, or correspondence.

2014CNN transcripts But when it was just one on one, me talking with one of my students with my undivided attention and theirs, those were the moments that meant the most to me as well as them.

the one that got away something desirable that has eluded capture.

☞ This phrase comes from the angler's traditional way of relating the story of a large fish that has managed to escape after almost being caught: 'you should have seen the one that got away'.

public enemy number one: seepublic.

a right one: seeright.

rolled into one: seerolled.

take care of number one: seenumber.

there's one born every minute: seeborn.

tie one on: seetie.

with one eye on: seeeye.