another

determiner, pronoun

US /əˈnʌðər/

Another can be used in the following ways:

as a determiner (followed by a singular countable noun): Can I have another glass of water, please?

as a pronoun (without a following noun): We’re changing from one system to another. (followed by “of”): I have another of his books somewhere.

1
one more person or thing of the same type as before
There’s another news show at ten o’clock.
Peter’s mom is expecting another baby in June.
“These sandwiches are delicious.” “Would you like another?”
another of:
They are having another of their parties.
another one:
We’re doing a big concert tomorrow night and another one on Saturday.
yet another (=used when there are already a lot):
The administration is involved in yet another corruption scandal.
2
a different person or thing of the same type
Isn’t there another word that has the same meaning?
Fatima’s husband was working in another part of the country.
another (one) of:
I lent the book to my teacher, and he lent it to another one of his students.
Synonyms and related words
The same
another
equal
equivalent
3
used with the name of a person, place, or event to mean someone or something else that has similar qualities
Music fans are already calling him another Frank Sinatra.
There were fears that the war in Bosnia might become another Vietnam.
Synonyms and related words
Similar and similarly
similar
like
comparable

phrases

another time

another two/ten/hundred etc.

(and) another thing

not another

单词	another
释义	another determiner, pronoun UK /əˈnʌðə(r)/ Other entries for this word not another phrase one another pronoun another time phrase another woman phrase one after another phrase (and) another thing phrase one way or another phrase to put it another way phrase tell me another (one) phrase one thing after another phrase tomorrow is another day phrase for one reason or another phrase another two/ten/hundred etc phrase another bite at the cherry phrase be another/a different story phrase one thing leads to another phrase (just) another day at the office phrase live to fight/see another day phrase on/from/living on another planet phrase what with one thing and another phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 Another can be used in the following ways: as a determiner (followed by a singular countable noun): Can I have another cup of tea, please? as a pronoun (without a following noun): We’re changing from one system to another. (followed by ‘of’): I have another of his books somewhere. 1 one more person or thing of the same type as before There’s another news programme at ten o’clock. Peter’s mum is expecting another baby in June. ‘These sandwiches are delicious.’ ‘Would you like another?’ another of: They are having another of their parties. another one: We’re doing a big concert tomorrow night and another one on Saturday. yet another (=used when there are already a lot): The government is involved in yet another corruption scandal. 2 a different person or thing of the same type Isn’t there another word that has the same meaning? Fatima’s husband was working in another part of the country. another of: I lent the book to my teacher, and he lent it to another of his students. Synonyms and related words The same another equal equivalent 3 used with the name of a person, place, or event to mean someone or something else that has similar qualities Music fans are already calling him another Frank Sinatra. There were fears that the war in Bosnia might become another Vietnam. Synonyms and related words Similar and similarly similar like comparable phrases (and) another thing another time another two/ten/hundred etc not another another determiner, pronoun US /əˈnʌðər/ Other entries for this word not another phrase one another pronoun another time phrase another woman phrase one after another phrase (and) another thing phrase one way or another phrase to put it another way phrase tell me another (one) phrase one thing after another phrase tomorrow is another day phrase for one reason or another phrase another two/ten/hundred etc. phrase be another/a different story phrase one thing leads to another phrase (just) another day at the office phrase live to fight/see another day phrase on/from/living on another planet phrase what with one thing and another phrase one good turn deserves another phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 Another can be used in the following ways: as a determiner (followed by a singular countable noun): Can I have another glass of water, please? as a pronoun (without a following noun): We’re changing from one system to another. (followed by “of”): I have another of his books somewhere. 1 one more person or thing of the same type as before There’s another news show at ten o’clock. Peter’s mom is expecting another baby in June. “These sandwiches are delicious.” “Would you like another?” another of: They are having another of their parties. another one: We’re doing a big concert tomorrow night and another one on Saturday. yet another (=used when there are already a lot): The administration is involved in yet another corruption scandal. 2 a different person or thing of the same type Isn’t there another word that has the same meaning? Fatima’s husband was working in another part of the country. another (one) of: I lent the book to my teacher, and he lent it to another one of his students. Synonyms and related words The same another equal equivalent 3 used with the name of a person, place, or event to mean someone or something else that has similar qualities Music fans are already calling him another Frank Sinatra. There were fears that the war in Bosnia might become another Vietnam. Synonyms and related words Similar and similarly similar like comparable phrases another time another two/ten/hundred etc. (and) another thing not another
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