sole

sole
I 1. noun
(Anat.; of shoe) Sohle, die
2. transitive verb
[be]sohlen
II noun
(fish) Seezunge, die
III adjective
einzig; alleinig [Verantwortung, Erbe, Recht]; Allein[erbe, -eigentümer]

he is the sole judge of whether ... — er allein urteilt darüber, ob .../entscheidet, ob ...

* * *
I [səul] noun
1) (the underside of the foot, the part on which one stands and walks.) die Sohle
2) (the flat surface of a boot or shoe that covers this part of the foot.) die Bodenfläche
II [səul] plurals - sole, soles; noun
1) (a type of small, flat fish: They were fishing for sole; three soles.) die Seezunge
2) (its flesh as food: We had sole for supper.) die Seezunge
III [səul] adjective
1) (only; single: my sole purpose/reason.) einzig
2) (not shared; belonging to one person or group only: the sole rights to a book.) alleinig
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* * *
sole1
[səʊl, AM soʊl]
adj attr, inv
1. (only) einzig, alleinig
to take \sole charge of sb/sth die alleinige Verantwortung für jdn/etw übernehmen, allein für jdn/etw sorgen
\sole exception einzige Ausnahme
\sole surviving relative einziger überlebender Verwandter/einzige überlebende Verwandte
\sole responsibility alleinige Verantwortung
\sole survivor einziger Überlebender/einzige Überlebende
2. (exclusive) Allein-
\sole agency Alleinvertretung f
\sole agent Alleinvertreter(in) m(f)
\sole right alleiniges Recht
\sole right to sell Alleinverkaufsrecht nt
sole2
[səʊl, AM soʊl]
n
1. FASHION [Schuh]sohle f
2. ANAT [Fuß]sohle f
sole3
<pl - or -s>
[səʊl, AM soʊl]
n
1. (fish) Seezunge f
Dover \sole [Dover]seezunge f
lemon \sole Seezunge f
2. no pl FOOD Seezunge f
filet of \sole Seezungenfilet nt
* * *
I [səʊl]
1. n
Sohle f
2. vt
besohlen II
n
(= fish) Seezunge f III
adj
reason einzig; responsibility, owner, ownership alleinig; use ausschließlich

with the sole exception of ... — mit alleiniger Ausnahme +gen ...

for the sole purpose of ... — einzig und allein zu dem Zweck +gen ..., zum alleinigen or einzigen Zweck +gen ...

he is the sole remaining candidate — er ist der einzige (noch) verbleibende or noch übrige Kandidat

sole heir — Alleinerbe m/-erbin

their sole surviving daughter — ihre einzige überlebende Tochter

* * *
sole1 [səʊl]
A s
1. ANAT (Fuß) Sohle f
2. (Schuh) Sohle f:
sole leather Sohl(en)leder n
3. TECH Bodenfläche f, Sohle f
B v/t besohlen
sole2 [səʊl] adj (adv solely)
1. einzig, alleinig, Allein…:
the sole reason der einzige Grund;
sole agency Alleinvertretung f;
sole bill WIRTSCH Solawechsel m;
have sole distribution for den Alleinvertrieb haben für;
sole heir Allein-, Universalerbe m;
sole owner Alleininhaber(in);
sole responsibility Alleinschuld f; proprietor 1, proprietorship 4
2. besonders JUR unverheiratet: feme sole
sole3 [səʊl] pl soles [-z], besonders koll sole s FISCH Seezunge f
* * *
I 1. noun
(Anat.; of shoe) Sohle, die
2. transitive verb
[be]sohlen
II noun
(fish) Seezunge, die
III adjective
einzig; alleinig [Verantwortung, Erbe, Recht]; Allein[erbe, -eigentümer]

he is the sole judge of whether ... — er allein urteilt darüber, ob .../entscheidet, ob ...

* * *
(fish) n.
Scholle -n f. adj.
einzig adj. n.
Seezunge -n f.
Sohle -n f.

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