Term: one-off





one-off (noun) /ˈwʌn.ɒf/

Similar to: unique event; exception; single occurrence; rarity
Definition: something that happens or is made only once and is not intended to be repeated.
Translation: vienreizējs pasākums, izņēmums, unikāls gadījums
Examples: “The concert was a one-off to raise money for charity.”
“We shouldn’t change the whole system based on this one mistake; it was just a one-off.” “
This custom-built car is a one-off; there isn’t another one like it in the world.”

Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
one-off (adjective)
1.
limited to a single time, occasion, or instance - one-shot one–off gigs
2.
- singular unique a one–off design
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