ドクシン
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. unmarried; single
We were both single at the time.
Pitch accent
ド
クシン
Used in vocabulary (10 in total)
hostel for bachelors
unmarried person; bachelor; spinster
unmarried person; bachelor; spinster
Examples (22 in total)
"Are you single?" "Yes."
I'm still single.
You're not single, are you?
They're both single.
Yanni is single.
I'm single and have no children.
"Are you single?" "Yes, I'm a single father."
She stayed single her whole life.
You're still single, aren't you?
I wish I were still single.
I'm single. So what?
That is why I don't mind being single.
We were both single at the time.
He remained single all his life.
Are both of you still single?
It's hard to believe Tom is still single.
Are you married or are you single?
Mary remained single all her life in Japan.
My oldest brother is single.
As far as I know, he's still single.
I heard he was single-mindedly devoted to research and remained single the whole time.
I would rather remain single than live an unhappy life with him.