Examples of using "Egyedülálló" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is unmarried.
- Are you single?
- Are you a bachelor?
You're single.
Are you single?
Tom is unmarried.
Tom is single, isn't he?
I am a single mother of four children.
Are you married or are you single?
- Are you married or are you single?
- Are you married or single?
Tom has unique skills.
It's such a unique combination.
Tom is rich and single.
Tom was a single dad.
- I thought that Tom was single.
- I thought Tom was single.
- I'm still single.
- I am still single.
These flowers have a unique smell.
That's probably why I'm still single.
Are you single?
I'm single but you aren't.
- I am a bachelor.
- I am single.
- I'm not married.
- I'm single.
- I'm unmarried.
I'm lonely.
Especially where there are children, single mothers who have to raise them.
Do you think it's easier to be a single mother or a single father?
You're still single, aren't you?
What you have said applies only to single women.
People have wondered for millennia if our planet was unique in the universe.
Carrie was 40 and single when she decided to adopt a baby.