one has only的意思

one has only中文翻譯：

一個人只有

相似詞語短語

one and only───唯一的

in name only───(只是)在名義上

one by one───一個接一個

one on one───一對一

one to one───一對一，一個對一個

the one and only───獨一無二；唯一的

ones last hours───最后幾個小時

be hard on───vt.對……苛刻；對……要求嚴格

eyes-only───親啟的；絕密的

雙語使用場景

One has only to glance at its press films, fashion shows, beauty contests, ballrooms, wine bars and broadcasting stations — memes.───大家看看，我們身邊的電影、服裝秀、選美比賽、舞會、酒會以及廣播，所有這些都是模因啊。

But Madoff's scheme has a host of culpable look-alikes and one has only to begin with the mortgage market to understand the similarities.───但是麥道夫的陰謀有諸多應受譴責的共同點，若想了解這些共同點，我們必須從房貸市場說起。

matters nothing if one is born in a duck-yard, if one has only lain in a swan's egg.───出生在鴨窩里有什么關系，只要是從天鵝蛋里孵化出來的就行了。

If one has only practiced for a few months or years, whatever one will be able to pass on will of course be very limited.───如果一個人只僅僅是練習了幾個月或是幾年，無論他能夠通過什么他的所得都會很有限。

Suppose one of these groups has no access to the table at all, and one has only SELECT access.───假設這兩個組中的一個組根本沒有訪問表的權限，另一個只有SELECT權限。

This may not sound like a viable solution, but one has only to look at some of the most popular open-source software to see that it is true.───盡管這個方法聽起來可能不見得有效，但是只要看一看最流行的幾款開源軟件產品就可以認識到其可行性。

To show this in man, one has only to watch a family with a number of small children holding hands as they cross a busy street.───人類更好的詮釋這個，一個人只是看著一個家庭的幾個小孩的當他們穿越繁忙的街道時都會手牽著手。

Even if one has only scanty knowledge, as human being, he more or less has a vision for his own life, or pursues a goal for the future.───其實每個人都是自己生活的建筑師，哪怕他的水平再低，作為人來說他或多或少都對自己的生活有一個設想，或多或少都對未來目標有一個追求。

英語使用場景

One has only to glance at a human skeleton to see the numerous segments of the vertebral column.

One has only to look at the economic forecasts.

One has only to think of the variety of positions that can be taken with respect to qualitative and quantitative research.

One has only to forget the question how the will of heroes produces events, and Thiers's histories will be interesting, instructive, and will, moreover, not be devoid of a certain poetry.