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one-way
[ wuhn-wey ]
adjective
- moving, or allowing movement in one direction only:
a one-way street.
- valid for travel in one direction only: Compare round trip.
a one-way ticket.
- without a reciprocal feeling, responsibility, relationship, etc.:
It's a one-way friendship.
- not intended for return to a seller, dealer, etc., for reuse; disposable:
one-way bottles.
one-way
adjective
- moving or allowing travel in one direction only
one-way traffic
- entailing no reciprocal obligation, action, etc
a one-way agreement
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of one-way1
Example Sentences
A one-way Delta One ticket from LAX to JFK on March 21 costs between $2,500 and $3,000.
Seventeen hours after my initial detention, I was driven to a waiting plane to board a one-way flight to London.
The two-mile stretch of Highway 140 closed after rain caused rocks to slide onto the road but will reopen about 4 p.m. under one-way traffic control, officials said.
The change has lengthened the one-way commute for some from perhaps 40 minutes to two hours, sometimes more.
Now it is only one-way traffic with refugees flowing into Burundi - mainly women and children.
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