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分男女 男的一般称单身汉 常用bachelor 女士男士通用single 指单独的个体的 简洁明了专指未婚可以unmarried 或 unattached也比较直接
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单身，是指一个人成年以后仍然是一个人生活而没有配偶。那么你知道单身英语怎么说吗?下面跟我一起来学习关于单身的英语知识吧。
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你是已婚还是单身?
Are you married or single?
单身的人往往更加无拘无束。
People that are single tend to be more footloose.
那套公寓配有单身生活的基本必需品。
The flat contained the basic essentials for Bachelor life.
做一个单身、自立的女性好处多多。
There were benefits to being a single independent woman.
大多数单身父母要么离婚了要么分居了。
Most single parents are either divorced or separated.
他是日本最为抢手的单身汉。
He's the most eligible bachelor in Japan.
做单身妈妈难吗?
Is it difficult being a single mother?
单身，让你有充分的财务自由。
Being single gives you full financial freedom.
消极态度将导致对单身的恐惧和忧虑。
Negative attitudes lead to fears and anxieties about being single.
市场专家们将单身一族分成四组。
Marketing experts have divided singletons into four main groups.
对一位单身男子来说，要把孩子们拉扯大真不容易。
It was hard for a single man to bring up children alone.
她犹豫不决，不知是继续做单身女郎好，还是接受他的求婚好。
She wavered between staying single and accepting his proposal.
工作繁忙和交际圈狭窄是导致他们单身的两大原因。
Busy work hours and narrow social circles are the main reasons for the problem.
选择同居或单身父母的人变得很少。
Cohabitation and single parenthood by choice were very rare.
单身不是问题，除非你让它变成一个问题。
Being single is only a problem if you let it be a problem.
夜晚引得双双对对和单身的男女去听露天音乐会。
Evenings bring couples and singles for open air concert.
不管你是有意选择单身，或者只是暂时名花无主，你都可以有一个人的精彩生活。
Whether you've chosen the single life or are between relationships, you can build a terrific solo life.
当时我还是个抱独身主义的单身汉，没有哪个女人对我感兴趣。
I was then a confirmed bachelor and no women had any interest in me.
这种歧视包括人们惯有的对单身人士的一些负面印象，以及对单身人士的差别待遇。
It includes negative stereotyping of singles and discrimination against singles.
罗萨诺夫无法说明单身女性CEO和单身男性CEO之间有无差别。
Roussanov couldn 't say whether there was a difference in behavior between single women CEOs and single male CEOs.
已婚男士比起单身贵族喝酒、抽烟都减少了，吃得更好了，睡眠更充分了，做冒险的事也少了。
Men who are married drink less, smoke less, eat better, get more sleep, and engage in less risky behavior than their unmarried peers.
1.Get chocolate.
给自己买巧克力
Who says you need someone to buy it for you? Get a box of chocolate and enjoy it. Chocolate releases endorphins in the brain to make you feel good! So a little chocolate will actually improve your mood and make you feel better.
谁说你只能让别人给你买巧克力?你完全可以买一盒巧克力送给自己，并且好好享受巧克力的美妙滋味。巧克力可以刺激大脑释放内啡肽，使你感觉身心愉快!所以，只要吃一点巧克力就可以使你心情舒畅，感觉良好。
2.Send yourself roses.
送自己玫瑰花
Order the set a couple weeks before Valentine's Day. Sign the card "From A Special Admirer." and send it for you to get on Valentine's Day. Even if you remember it's you who really sent it to yourself, it will still make your day.
在情人节前几周给自己预订一束玫瑰花，并附上一张卡片，上面写着“来自一位特殊的仰慕者”，要求于情人节当天送到。即使你知道这位送花人就是自己，你在收到花的时候也会感觉心情大好。
3.Spend time with those you love.
和你所爱之人共度好时光
Instead, spend time with different kinds of love - your friends and your family. See a movie with some friends, eat dinner at the local diner with a handful of family, whatever you do, love is love, and Valentine's Day is there to represent it. You don't need to be in a romantic relationship to enjoy V-day.
爱分很多种，你可以在情人节那天和家人朋友一起度过。和好友一起去看场电影，和一大家子人一起去下馆子，做什么都可以。情人节的意义就在于分享你的爱，所以，你不一定要和另一半腻味在一起才叫过情人节。
4.Don't feel sorry for yourself.
别为自己感到难过
This will just make the day depressing and dreaded. Instead, be excited for this day. After all, it only comes once a year! And it's still a holiday!
为自己感到难过只会使你自己伤心压抑，相反，你应该为过情人节而感到高兴。毕竟情人节一年只有一次，而且不管怎样，它好歹也算是个节日!
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What is most likely to be true is that some people live their best lives by marrying, whereas others live their best, most authentic, most meaningful and fulfilling lives by living single. Maybe it is even more complicated than that. Maybe, for some of us, single life is best during certain times in our life, while coupled or married life is better at other times. For example, I’ve talked to widowed people who had very good marriages and have no regrets about the years they spent married, but now that they are single, they embrace that life and never want to marry again.Something else is important, too: We have a better chance to live our best lives if we are not impoverished or disadvantaged in other significant ways. That’s true for everyone — married, single, or something in between — but I think it is especially true for single people.In the U.S., for example, people who are officially married are more likely to be protected economically. 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