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uno ab alto

A slogan of the US Air Force. This Latin phrase translates to "one from on high." Since its inception, the Air Force has used a variety of slogans, including "uno ab alto."See also: ab, uno

numero uno

1. The highest rated or regarded; the best. Spanish for "number one." It can be used as a noun or an adjective. If you're looking for a good burger, this place is numero uno. Happy birthday to my numero uno friend!2. noun Oneself. In this usage, the term implies that one's top priority or concern is or should be oneself. Used especially with the phrase "look out for numero uno." You need to be careful in situations where there's a stampede toward an exit, because everybody is just looking out for number uno.See also: numero, uno

look after numero uno

To put one's own needs, concerns, or responsibilities before those of anyone else. ("Numero uno" is Spanish for "number one," used in this context to mean "oneself.") The only way you're going to get ahead in this business is if you look after numero uno. It doesn't make you a selfish person if you look after numero uno from time to time.See also: after, look, numero, uno

look out for numero uno

To put one's own needs, concerns, or responsibilities before those of anyone else. ("Numero uno" is Spanish for "number one," used in this context to mean "oneself.") The only way you're going to get ahead in this business is if you look out for numero uno. It doesn't make you a selfish person if you look out for numero uno from time to time.See also: look, numero, out, uno

take care of number one

To put one's own needs, concerns, or responsibilities before those of anyone else. The only way you're going to get ahead in this business is if you take care of number one. It doesn't make you a selfish person if you look take care of number one from time to time. Just don't do it exclusively.See also: care, number, of, one, take

take care of numero uno

To put one's own needs, concerns, or responsibilities before those of anyone else. In Spanish, "numero uno" literally means "number one," a common euphemism for oneself. The only way you're going to get ahead in this business is if you take care of numero uno. It doesn't make you a selfish person if you look take care of numero uno from time to time. Just don't do it exclusively.See also: care, numero, of, take, uno

take care of number one

and take care of numero unoto take care of oneself. Mike, like everybody else, is most concerned with taking care of number one. If you don't take care of numero uno, who will?See also: care, number, of, one, take

take care of (or look after) number one

be selfishly absorbed in protecting your own person and interests. informalSee also: care, number, of, one, take

numero uno

(ˈnumɚo ˈuno)1. n. number one; the best. (see also number one.) This coffee is numero uno in my book. 2. n. oneself; number one. I always look out for numero uno. See also: numero, uno

take care of number one

and take care of numero uno tv. to take care of oneself. (see also number one, numero uno.) Arthur, like everybody else, is most concerned with taking care of number one. See also: care, number, of, one, take

take care of numero uno

verbSee take care of number oneSee also: care, numero, of, take, uno

UNO

Acronym	Definition
UNO➣University of New Orleans (Louisiana)
UNO➣University of Nebraska at Omaha (Omaha, NE)
UNO➣United Nations Office (various locations)
UNO➣United Nations Organization
UNO➣Universal Network Objects
UNO➣Unary Operator
UNO➣United Nations Orchestra
UNO➣Unit Number (US DoD)
UNO➣United Neighborhood Organization
UNO➣Unless Noted Otherwise
UNO➣Unniloctium (hassium, element 108)
UNO➣Unión Nacional Opositora
UNO➣Under, Not Over (various locations)
UNO➣Unidentified Noisy Object (band)
UNO➣Urology Nurses Online (journal)
UNO➣Universal Networked Objects
UNO➣Unrestricted Natural Orbital
UNO➣Unidad Nacionalista Organizada (Spanish: Organized Nationalist Union; Guatemala)
UNO➣Universal Network Operations
UNO➣Unified National O-Ring
UNO➣Ultimate Neutrino Observatory