Solo ( adjective , noun , adverb , verb )

(As an adjective)

Solo ( adjective )

Performed by a single person.

Origin:

From italian solo, from latin solus "alone".

Examples:

1. He sang a solo in the choir.
2. She danced a solo in the ballet.
3. He will perform a solo on the guitar.
4. The pilot flew the plane in a solo flight.
5. He is the only actor in the play, it's a solo performance.

(As a noun)

Solo ( noun )

Performed by a single person.

Origin:

From italian solo, from latin solus "alone".

Examples:

1. He sang a solo in the choir.
2. She danced a solo in the ballet.
3. He will perform a solo on the guitar.
4. The pilot flew the plane in a solo flight.
5. He is the only actor in the play, it's a solo performance.

(As an adverb)

Solo ( adverb )

Performed by a single person.

Origin:

From italian solo, from latin solus "alone".

Examples:

1. He sang a solo in the choir.
2. She danced a solo in the ballet.
3. He will perform a solo on the guitar.
4. The pilot flew the plane in a solo flight.
5. He is the only actor in the play, it's a solo performance.

(As a verb)

Solo ( verb )

Performed by a single person.

Origin:

From italian solo, from latin solus "alone".

Examples:

1. He sang a solo in the choir.
2. She danced a solo in the ballet.
3. He will perform a solo on the guitar.
4. The pilot flew the plane in a solo flight.
5. He is the only actor in the play, it's a solo performance.