one – phrases

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be at one	неразделимые (His own ambition and the highest interests of his country Caesar believed to be at one. Fesenko)
on one occasion	как-то раз (On one occasion, when he revisited the province of Northumbria, for the purpose of exhortation, Ethelwald king of Deira, king Oswald's son, requested him to accept a grant of land whereon he might build a monastery. Сынковский)
one false twitch	одно неверное движение (sever_korrespondent)
one of the common people	страдник
one-pound nesting weight set	складной фунт (Technical)
one-pound stackable weight set	складной фунт (Technical)
one-pounder	однофунтовая пушка (gun ABelonogov)
one shot one kill	стрельба без промаха (без лишней траты пуль или стрел Zamatewski)
one who fights against tyranny	тираноборец
one who makes armor	бронник
one who makes armour	бронник
one who pays quitrent	оброчник
one who pays quitrent	оброчница
pasha of one tail	паша первого ранга (по числу бунчуков)
Socialism in One Country	социализма в одной стране (Most often used in a historical context when talking about the official policy of Stalin and Bukharin in the mid 1920s in the USSR. Daniel S)
the invention of writing is one of the greatest achievements of the human intellect	изобретение письменности является одним из величайших интеллектуальных достижений человека
unit of one hundred soldiers	сотня
work makes one free	работа делает свободной ("Arbeit macht frei" is a German phrase meaning "Work sets you free" or "Work makes one free". The slogan is known for appearing on the entrance of Auschwitz and other Nazi concentration camps. wikipedia.org Alexander Oshis)

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